Every person has come into this world thanks to their biological parents: father and mother (2 people). Our dad and mom were also born thanks to their parents (4 people - 2 on the father's side and 2 on the mother's side). Those, in turn, thanks to theirs (8 people). And so on ad infinitum!
If we tried to count exactly your blood relatives in the parent-child line (even without counting brothers and sisters) over the last 10 generations, it turns out: for you to live, a full 1024 souls had to incarnate.
In turn, if we set out to count all of a person's 17th-degree ancestors (20 generations) over the last 500 years, it equals over 1,000,000 people!
But if we count all our relatives, including brothers and sisters, cousins, uncles and aunts, that would be tens of millions of relatives just in the last 500 years, and they are all our blood relatives! It turns out that the ancestral branches to which we belong are united into one mighty global family tree.
The roots of this family tree are so intertwined that they form a single whole, and the natural, healthy fruits of this tree would be the desire to understand one another, provide support, or at least find the ability to see oneself as part of a single connected space where there is no one and nothing that exists separately.
Where no thought, no action disappears completely - it is like a trembling tree if you pull even a single branch.
By preserving our unique individuality, while simultaneously exploring our ancestral system, accepting every member of it, and improving relationships within the circle of living relatives, we return and strengthen our sense of security, become more capable of feeling our inner power, being happy, and confidently reaching for our goals!
By doing what depends on us and where we can truly influence something, we take a big step towards the cohesion of family-relatives-country and its people-the world and its inhabitants, and the promotion of respectful communication.