When you call yourself an Indian or a Muslim or a Christian or a European, or anything else, you are being violent.  Do you see why it is violent? Because you are separating yourself from the rest of mankind.  When you separate yourself by belief, by nationality, by tradition, it breeds violence.  -  J. Krishnamurti
 
We all flow out of the same Supreme Creative Consciousness: God.  The illusion of separation from our Source gives way to yet another great illusion or myth: separation from one another.  We all have a different culture, language and even skin color.  Nonetheless, we all flow from the same universal Life Source.  Professing separation is a protest of our origin.  Accepting the illusion of separation is a refusal of knowledge.
 
If separation is established, inequality can be ignored and then rationalized . . . a separate but equal mentality.  Once humanity accepts separation, there is a great tendency and temptation to become inhumane.  At some point, separation seeks justification by begging the question Who is RIGHT?  Once this question arises, war and man's inhumanity towards humanity awaits only the most insignificant of reasons or catalysts to ensue! The Right to be Right has left a bloody trail leading us to the present.
 
If we accept the lie that we are separate, we then can justify prejudice and dehumanization, which leads to violence and all sorts of inhumane behavior resulting from separation.  Separation doesn't sound so violent.  However, violence is the inevitable offspring of separation.  Separation serves to validate violence.  We would not purposefully harm ourselves or our loved ones.  It is much easier when we adopt an us and them attitude.  Yet, we are one another. We are equal, but not separate.  All of humankind is equally eternally spirit, living in human form temporarily.