Half-Sister, Half-Brother, Half-This, Half-That, Half-CrazyUnity Consciousness #327

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Every person has two parents. Half of each person comes from each parent. Even so, we don't call each parent a half-parent. Neither does either parent say, that's my half-child.

Why then do we refer to people as half-sister, half-brother, half-this and half-that?

It is not always true that it takes two halves to make a whole.

In many instances, it takes two wholes to make a whole.* For instance, anyone who has been “in love” knows this to be true. If a relationship is composed of two halves, the relationship is in a whole lot of trouble.

Merging Human Consciousness For The Sake Of The Whole

The common belief each person is made of half from each parent is only part of the story.

It takes two whole parents to make a whole child. It takes a whole egg and a whole sperm. These two wholes merge into one whole being – the whole egg and the whole sperm become one.

No person is half-this and half-that. Family, do not refer to your sister or brother that way. No person is half a relation. Each person is always a whole member of the family.

No person is half-an ethnicity and half-an ethnicity. Each person is always a whole member of the one and only human race.

Be that as it may, we still must remain vigilant of those who are more than half-crazy and hate the truth in themselves.

I'll say it again. If a person is the whole child of their mother, then that person is also the whole sibling to all the mother's children. If a person is the whole child of their father, then that person is also the whole sibling to all the father's children.

*In many instances, it takes more than two wholes to make a whole. This is evidenced by H2O which takes three wholes to make a whole (not three thirds). Many chemical formulations are this way. There are many ways to make a whole other than using two halves.