Who we are in life, how we go about defining ourselves, is something that various from one person to the next. One person will see themselves as somebody who does something, as defined by their vocation or job. Another person will define themselves by what they have. What a person has could be money or a variety of material objects, cars or houses, their possessions. What a person has could also be the relationships that are a fundamental part of their life. When there is a loss in any of the above mentioned areas of a person’s life depression and an existential crisis may develop, leaving the person with no clear idea of who he is. When the very definition of who the person believes that he is is taken away, it is that person’s identity that is called into question. The end result is the feeling that he is no one, of no worth or value.
Identity, as defined above, is dependent upon something other than us, something external to us as a person. One of the powerful aspects of transformation is that true identity is not dependent upon the content that is external from us as human beings. Our true identity is to be found not outside us but internally, within us. For some this journey of discovery comes to the realization that who we truly are is Spirit, God, or that higher power of your own understanding. In this process, some say, we find that we are not separate from everything and the world but very connected, apart of, only to be fully discovered in our unity with all that is in life.
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