Understanding Who We Are
The way we can really understand who we are as ourselves will need us to transcend the most basic ways in which we think about reality. To look at the natural things that surround us.
We need to develop a way to recognise reality as it is and not how we believe about it. However, that's solely a paradoxical loop because our experience of reality is decided by how we think about it and likewise, what we experience, the one experience is fundamental to shape our views. Things are obscured and adjusted based on our experiences.
What We See Isn't Real?
In true essence recognising and believing are identical but we have a tendency to separate and divide the two things get a false created view of reality, that one beam of light then gets fragmented by the prism of the mind as we disperse it and split our choices into many various paths instead of finalising a choice we impulsively choose one among the many paths our mind has created despite how fabricated our perception may be.
Every decision that you make throughout your life can be thought through and spawn infinite ideas, however, there's no need to overthink things because each decision can never be right or wrong if you think about it.
Despite the fact that you may understand an outcome of said decision to be positive or negative you simply have to remain confident in yourself, so sparking this paradox of each decision being the right one. If we and dwell on the past, that's the issue that actually has the lasting negative impact that destroys us instead of looking to the future, moving on and learning from your mistake. We can try to negate the previous problems by learning from them.
I try to see every lesson in life as an obstacle for me to overcome. Every time I make the correct choice I not only confirm my own belief, but it additionally proves that I'm improving and drawing closer to perfection for who I am, and simply the opposite should I fail, and I again will have to repeat this lesson at some time sooner than later. You simply have to stay confident and not reside in disarray and, the more you persist the better you will understand.
I am now confident in who I have become, and I am not focusing on who I was. We can only look to the present and the future. The past is irrelevant now and out of our grasp. We can only concentrate on what is and what will be.
