Who do you think you are? When I ask people, most often they
answer with a multitude of roles – mother, father, teacher, doctor, nurse,
lawyer, daughter, son, caretaker, and the list goes on.
What’s interesting is that people identify with the roles
that they play in life and judge their worthiness, abilities and whether they
are a good or bad person based on what they’ve accomplished or not accomplished
within the confines of those roles.
A good number of people are surprised to find out that who
they are is not found in the roles they take on in life but is found deeper
within themselves in a place where time, space, gender, age and physicality do
not exist.
If you’ve ever meditated you probably know that space in
you. If you’ve ever “fallen in love” you would have recognized that place as
well. The being that exists within our physical body that can observe with love
and compassion the actions of the person that speaks and acts on direction from
the ego.
As long as we believe we are the ego and not conscious, we
are not recognizing who we are. As soon as we let go of our past hurts and
issues, we can connect more readily to our source/divine self/soul and live
more fully in the moment, feel love more deeply, give more graciously and from
our own spirit, bow to the spirit in others.
Remind yourself of who you are every day:
I am love
I am peace
I am beauty
I am wisdom
I am timeless
I am powerful
I am compassionate
I am kind
I am creative
I am worthy
I am good enough
I am all that is
I am the Divine spirit in human form
With love and kindness
Bettina

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