Each and everyone one of us has their own "thing"—and so do you.

I know that sounds a bit strange, but it’s not what you might be thinking (:-).

Simply put:

Your "thing" is who you are—your character, your unique nature, and your personality. Beyond that,

your "thing" encompasses your worldview, your philosophy and attitude toward life, your likes and dislikes,

what makes you angry and what makes you happy, your talents, interests, ambitions, and dreams,

as well as your personal challenges, shortcomings, mistakes, and fears.

All that is your thing!

Now, it is important to realize that we all have our own unique thing,

which is the result of our personal life experiences, what we have learned from them,

how we have developed through them and become as unique as a snowflake.

Now, the main point about Kein Ding is this:

Once we begin to understand our own nature, our true self and unique essence better,

and once we have attained true knowledge of Self, we can recognize that

• each of us possesses their own nature, their our own self, 
• there is a little bit of everyone in everyone,
• we are more alike than different,
•  we are all mirrors and reflections of one another,

or, in other words...

My thing is your thing, is our thing, is one thing, and that is Kein Ding,

the human experience which connects us all.