Ever stop, think and ask
yourself “Who am I”? Of course that probably is a rhetorical
question for most of you and I for that matter. There are times
when it seems to all fall in place. Yet, in contrast there are those
times when it all seems to be coming apart at the seams. It's those
moments of the latter the usually bring on the self reflection.
The reflection in the
mirror
You look at it but it
doesn't reveal who you are. The person you are seeing is on the
outside. The person who you are comes from the inside. Changing your
hairstyle, growing a beard, changing your make up application and
other superficial changes don't tell you or anyone else who you the
the person are.
I know what does
What you do, say, and treat
others say a lot about who you are. They are your representation of
you the person are in part. I say in part because they also contain
components of that facade we each perpetrate. Why, because we all
have those things that inside of us we keep private.
About the open book claim
We like to think we
represent this affectation. And for many of us we do our best to
live this way. Still, there will always be the inner turmoils,
conflicts, and “what nots” we hold close to the vest. No matter
how hard you and I included deny it, these elements exists.
Is their an end to the
quest?
In a word, “No.” There
is good reason. Humans are exposed to a constant barrage of
experiences, changes and new stimuli. We by natural are constantly
evolving. So, in essence the “who am I” today may not be exactly
the “who am I” tomorrow. But don't worry. In a way you'll always
be the you who you are.
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