each to all vs all to all interconnectedness

I hear people here talk of wonders of them being connected to everything but they are not telling if the interconnectedness is each to all or all to all.Now let us form an each to all interconnectedness between 10 people. You form a ring and hold each other's hands. Each of the ten of you holds the hands of two adjascent people. And so we say each of the ten guys is connected to the ten as a whole. So it is each to all interconnectedness. In all to all interconnectedness. Each guy is connected directly to each and every other guys and so he need at least 9 hands to do this! Thats for the physical. How about for the spiritual?Let us switch gears abit, which one do you prefer? I prefer the latter. If it were possible, I would treat each of the everybody as though he/she were the only person in the whole universe and then give much less shit to the abstract non-entity termed 'the whole' or 'one'. But of course each one of us will first need to be OMNIPRESENT.There is yet another interconnectedness which I can call it each to one interconnectedness. Here, all of us are interconnected more of by default. The best example is in that of the spokes of a bicycle. They are all connect to each other if each of them is connected to the one rim. So we are all connected by default if each is connected to God or the 'source.' Here, it can be seen that this interconnectedness recembles the each to all when we replace what I find it to be a dry abstract CONCEPT 'the whole' with a real, meaningfull standalone ENTITY such as GOD whom we can personaly relate to.Now let us close exermine what might be explained by an all to all interconnectedness in nature. This is the force of gravity. This is a very 'loving' force. A billiard ball from the other side of earth pull another in this side as though, the earth, other objects or even the whole of universe does not exist! Actually, I even beleive that gravity is infact composed of many forces behaving as though a single force. This might be the reason why physicists understand gravity less than they do other fundamental forces of nature for they reason in terms of a single force behaving in an each to all type of interconnectedness instead of an all to all interconnectedness.So tell me, are we all to all, each to all or each to one interconnected?

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Peter Panayiotis Karanikas July 27, 2013 at 2:46am

The universe is qunatumly entangled with itself.

All are connected to all,

All the time.

Within that intereconnected, quantum soup we exist in,,we each have a unique vibrational signature that identifies us.

Free choice permits us to acknowledge that connection in whatever capacity we choose.

As a result, how you experience your connection to the all depends on you.
harold tyrone whorton bomar July 27, 2013 at 2:22am

I think its simple, everybody isnt just connected to a "rim" but physically connected to the earth, and through experience that defines who we are as a whole and individually.the butterfly effect is the most genuine way to explain our experiences as a community. The universe and the fundamental rule that energy cant be created nor destroyed is why we are all connected or binded to what is "one"

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