What is belonging? ...

Who do we belong to? ...

Where do we call home? ...

Who do we call home? ...

What is home? Is it a place? A person? A feeling?

People question what it feels to belong. From the day we are born, we are told who we are and who we should be.

What we belong to.

Who we belong to.

What our race is, who our family is, what our religion is, what tribe we fit in to.

We are told we belong in certain groups, tribes, organised religions but are we really?

Sure, these groups bring a sense of familiarity and kinship but do we still feel we belong when we are categorised in these groups?

When we finally identify with these boxes and shapes, do you still really fit in to the mold?

Do we really resonate with these paradigms society decides we should fit in to?

Do these expectations really give us a sense of belonging?

What if you tried in all ways to fit in to these shapes and still you don't fit in?

What if you've exhausted every box they tell you we should fit in to, but you still don't?

Where do you belong then, if you don't fit in to your race, religion, tribe or box?

Who are you then?

Are you unique, or are you a misfit or are you actually free?

Do you not belong to anyone then?

What is belonging anyways?...

Maybe when you break out of these shapes and boxes and see your own uniqueness, you will find where you fit and where you belong.

Maybe it is away from these programs society begs us to depict and keeps us in a chockhold of who we are supposed to be.

Most people are lost trying to fit in to the program and force themselves in to a sense of belonging.

Too scared to step out the box, that they fear and stick with the programming.

The truth is, when you break past the illusions of others, you finally see yourself.

Your authentic and true self, released from the shackles and heavy expectations of others.

You finally see others as a soul and not box or a shape,

You finally see we are all one and kindred in our core,

Connected deeper than any shapes and boxes,

Connected deeper than who society tells us to be,

We feel each others hearts and know it speaks to each other through feeling,

We connect to each others minds and know we are in tune with each other,

We connect through our bodies and feel each other through warmth,

We connect through our words and arts and feel passion and love for each other,

When we feel with our soul rather than the what we think we know, we finally feel where we belong,

And that belongingness is with each other as one.

One heartbeat and one mind.

One truth.

And One love.