The Garden of Identity

Imagine a vast and ancient garden, stretching further than the eye can see. This isn't just any garden; it's G-d's Garden of Humanity. In it, every person is like a unique plant, blooming with their own special colors, fragrances, and strengths.

The Gardener's Intent: Why Variety Blooms

Sometimes, people look at a flower that's a blend of two different hues – perhaps a rose with petals that swirl from deep crimson to soft peach – and they wonder, "Is it really a proper rose? What kind of rose is it?" They might even suggest it's confused, or not quite right.

But the Master Gardener, who designed every seed and every bloom, doesn't see confusion. He sees beauty. He sees a new creation, a vibrant expression of His boundless imagination. He delights in the unexpected burst of color, the sweet fragrance, the resilience and the uniqueness of a plant that carries the strengths of two different lineages.

Think about a field of wildflowers. Each one is distinct—a tall, purple coneflower next to a delicate white daisy, a bright yellow sunflower reaching for the sky while a patch of vibrant red poppies carpets the ground.

Would anyone say one is "better" than the other? Or that the garden would be more beautiful if all the flowers were exactly the same? Of course not! The splendor of the field is its diversity. Each flower contributes its own unique beauty, and together, they form a breathtaking tapestry.