A short spoken monologue by Coach Ambereen reflecting on diversity and kindness. Using the observation of different trees in fall as a metaphor, the speaker emphasizes human uniqueness within shared oneness and encourages dropping ego to foster kindness and connection. The piece closes with warm wishes.
Hey, folks. Kindness filled day to you. Hope today brings with it moments where people are just genuinely nice to you and where you are just the same to them. Today's focus is a little bit on diversity. So I was strolling around, and I kind of noticed that there are all these different types of trees surrounding me, right? And all of them are different. All of them. Some may be maples, some may be oak, some maybe, I don't know. And it is a time of fall here, so a lot of the trees have shed their leaves, but there are some that are still standing tall. If we look at them from the external, they all look like trees. But if you actually zoom in, every single one of them is their own personality. It is who they are meant to be. And as humans, we are very similar. We are all so different, uniquely ourselves. But we are one race. We are oneness. We are as it should be, human or mankind. And so when you're able to identify that everyone is just like you, you drop a little bit of that ego, you drop a little of that arrogance, you recognize and realize that at the end of the day, we all work together and just be a little bit kinder to each other and ourselves will feel a lot more united, a lot more connected. That said, a whole lot of umbergy coming your way and tons of love.
