 | In past eras it was thought that to ‘find oneself’ we had to go on arduous journeys like climbing to the highest mountain peak or trekking through the Himalayas and sitting in a cave for years or becoming a monk and meditating for hours each day. However, that may not be everybody’s way! |
For some it may involve being in nature or making time to do something you’ve always loved but felt you couldn’t or shouldn’t prioritise. Rosemary has written an article ‘Looking Everywhere to Find Myself’ in which she shares that she chose to write a book about her search for the real meaning of Life.
Could it be that to ‘find oneself’ it may be as simple as listening to our own body and allowing the impulses within to guide us with everything we do in life, from the most difficult situations to the mundane everyday tasks such as how to breathe, what food is most nourishing for our own body, when and how to exercise and when to rest. Is it possible that by not allowing the mind to override our bodily wisdom we then have more clarity and a deeper sense of who we are?
There is, of course, a myriad of paths one can take to truly find the Inner Self.
In the May Conversation, Gayle commented, “…..I've tried many, many, MANY ways of finding myself. Most of the time, it didn't work. And the times that I thought something worked, it didn't really last! I am finally on the right track because every day I feel like I am living more of my True Self. I'm quite dedicated to a journey of evolving and expanding my consciousness in order to find my true self.”
We look forward to you posting what finding yourself means to you – was it a life-time search or was it something you delved into in your elder years?
Let’s continue this very meaningful and relevant topic that will bring many new insights into our current topic of ‘Finding Myself Within’.
Could it be that to ‘find oneself’ it may be as simple as listening to our own body and allowing the impulses within to guide us with everything we do in life, from the most difficult situations to the mundane everyday tasks such as how to breathe, what food is most nourishing for our own body, when and how to exercise and when to rest. Is it possible that by not allowing the mind to override our bodily wisdom we then have more clarity and a deeper sense of who we are?
There is, of course, a myriad of paths one can take to truly find the Inner Self.
In the May Conversation, Gayle commented, “…..I've tried many, many, MANY ways of finding myself. Most of the time, it didn't work. And the times that I thought something worked, it didn't really last! I am finally on the right track because every day I feel like I am living more of my True Self. I'm quite dedicated to a journey of evolving and expanding my consciousness in order to find my true self.”
We look forward to you posting what finding yourself means to you – was it a life-time search or was it something you delved into in your elder years?
Let’s continue this very meaningful and relevant topic that will bring many new insights into our current topic of ‘Finding Myself Within’.
