Remember who you really are

Often, people know each other with their own minds or with the opinions of others. The social adaptation of movies, television, and newspapers tells you that you are your business, your property, your social status, and so on. As if there was no higher purpose for our lives.
But if you are very anxious, you will find that you have more strength than you think. We will talk about it in a moment. But first, let's look at the essence of who you really are.
Here are the 4 main ideas that will remind you who you really are and who will help you find yourself when you feel lost - Guided by Neil Donald Walsh.
style="color: red; font-family: "georgia" , "times new roman" , serif; font-size: large;">1. All is One

There are mirrors everywhere around you. You just need to look at things from a different perspective. When it rains, you feel a certain way and when you roam around in a jungle, you feel completely different. When it’s cold winter, it encourages time for introspection, and summer gives you the time for self-expression and let your light shine bright in the world.


The truth is that life is happening all around us. Night sky, flowers, feeling of love, glory of a great idea – life is all pervasive and expands into everything you have ever experienced. If you want to find yourself, look around, you exist in everything that you’ve experienced.

2. You Are the Creator
You create your life with thoughts, actions, beliefs, and most importantly, your attention, your focus. What you focus on, you feed it with energy and it becomes your reality. If you focus on work and achievement, then you’ll work towards success and that’s where you’ll make progress. If you focus on relationships and adventure, then that is where your life will show results. So when you want to find yourself, realize that you find yourself by creating yourself. Just one hour of focused energy every day brings great results in the long run. For example, if you exercise for just one hour every day, you’ll have a great physique in three to six months. If you work on your professional skills one hour every day, you’ll have a promotion within a year, and you’ll become an expert-level professional within three years. According to the self-help guru Brian Tracy, it takes 3 years of one-hour learning for everyday to reach at the top of your profession.