Who Are You?

Who are you? Who are you? If you are one of the many people out there who feels under constant attack, you might just need to re-examine yourself. Who are you really? Take a moment to think about that. Are you the person others think you are? That may not necessarily be the real you. Your real, true self always has Source Energy inextricably linked to it, whereas who you think you are is the self that is portrayed in your daily life – the one you want others to see. If the two sides are always battling for dominance, you can never be who you really should be. Most people believe that others’ perception of them is more important than their own view of themselves. They live their lives trying to match the way others see them rather than listening to their own inner voice. I too lived a good part of my life in this way, believing what other people told me to believe. I’m sure you do too. Everyone is a slave to social acceptance. But what you fail to realize is that, in the process, you lose sight of who you are and begin to focus on who you are not. You start thinking of what you don’t have and what you can’t achieve. Your ability to just be yourself is what matters most in your existence. Then you would be living in the Flow. Your insecurity would vanish and other people’s opinions would cease to matter. But in order to achieve this rare state of existence, you need to be more fully aware of all the false beliefs and ideas you have built up about yourself and your life. Once these false notions are destroyed, you will be living in the flow and your life will be aligned with source energy. You will have no more need for anything else. However, living in the flow is more than just a simple matter of thinking positively – you have to be the action in attraction, the driving force in your own life. The key to achieving this is to just let your life flow and take its natural course. Don’t put up any resistance and above all, have no expectations of how your life ought to be. Understand and accept only one thing – that life is not easy and you cannot always expect things to flow smoothly. That moment of acceptance is what matters most. Once you live in the flow, you will find that you are not desperate to prove anything to anyone, not even yourself. I want you to keep just one thing in mind at all times – you and everyone around you are already magnificent. And to continue to be magnificent, you should never ever lose sight of who you really are.