Terracotta Warriors, Xi’an, China
“I want to tell you that this matter of Who You Are and Who You Choose To Be, is of great importance. Not only because it sets the tone of your experience, but because it creates the Nature of Mine. All of your life you
have been told that God created you. I come now to tell you this: you are Creating God. That is a massive rearrangement of your understanding.” Conversations with God, Book 3
“Understand that you are the one for Me. I chose you, and I continue to choose you. You are My choice. I choose you for something, not for nothing. You are good use of My time. We serve each other. As I fill a need for you, I fulfill Myself. As you fill a need for Me, you fulfill Me – and yourself. Now, it’s a little tricky to say that you fulfill Me, for I am never in the slightest unfulfilled. Nevertheless, as I serve you, I am served. It is a kind of completion that I speak of. Something is accomplished. Something great is accomplished as We exchange our gifts.” HL 4851
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[Note on the Terracotta warriors:
The Terracotta Army also called the “Terracotta Warriors and Horses” is a series of life-size sculptures representing the armies of the first emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang (246 BC) discovered in Xi’an, China. 
What is fascinating about those life-size sculptures (altogether over 7,000 pottery soldiers, horses, chariots and weapons) is that they were constructed on an assembly line of separate parts (head, arms, legs, and torso). For the face, eight molds were most likely used. Clay was then used to provide each soldier with a unique facial expression and positioned according to army rank (Wikipedia). It is a fascinating representation of the unique mold of Oneness to create embodied individualities (parts). Oneness experiencing Itself through Its parts. Creation in Wholeness, which is differentiation in sameness, is not cloning.]