A Foreign Land?

Its been two months since I have been living in this foreign country, England or if you prefer, inglend. To tell you the truth as I see it, its not so foreign in terms of landscape as in people, considering where I come from (Kashmir Vale for those of you who don't know) , there is the obvious colour difference; shouldn't suggest that Kashmir's indigenous people are anywhere on the darker side, infact, move towards the countryside and you see English men and women all around, in face at least if not in language.

There has been so much migration/immigration, not just here, but everywhere on a Global level that is to say, there is a cultural mix everywhere you go. People indigenous and those coming in from elsewhere, adopt from and adapt to a range of choices as it suits them. The mix is so complex that it is hard to differenciate the indigenous from the immigrant, makes me think! The indigenous must have been an immigrant at one point in time, so its just a question of time and space for people to qualify for these adjectives. Remember America, the land of the immigrants yet so averse to immigration now.

Tread back a few years, ok may be some million years, to Hazrat Aadam (Mr Adam) and Hazrat Hawa (Ms EVE) don't we come from a single source as relatives in blood, yet we have become so seperated by the concept....COUNTRY. What is Country, Motherland, Fatherland...maybe names that unite people in oneness, or does it divide them into groups and sections? Take a close look at the globe dont the pieces that we see just fit in together?