So you how did you do? Did you answer without reference to the things mentioned above or anything outside of yourself?

You see, by asking the "Who Am I?" question and REALLY wanting to know the answer, will change your life - for the better.

For me, the "Who am I?" question would just not go away. I had to find out the answer. The thing was, it was not that my life was that bad, it was just that I felt something was "missing."

It is interesting though, the question itself implies you are already who you will ever be. You just need to find a way or ways to let who you really are, who has always existed, shine through.

I hope through the information you will find on this site will help you realize that; you are much larger and more mysterious than any description that you could ever think of.

I made the decision to embark on this journey of self discovery. And I hope you will make the decision to start the journey yourself.

I have to say though, the journey will be uniquely and individually yours. On my journey, I have found a lot of views and advice from spiritual teachers, ancient philosophers, writers and inspirational political leaders.

No Destination Only The Journey

The “Who Am I?” question has far-reaching changes than you realize when you first ask it. It also requires some effort to uncover the answer. Once you find out who you are, a powerful force emerges. You want to dig deeper. You want to find out more. You start asking other questions such as: