Who will you be?

It’s more important to ask the question of who will you be, then to ask what you will do. Most people are brought up with the question as to what they will do with their lives. It implies that you are not good enough as you are and that you must look outside to find some meaning or verification for your being here.

It is the beginning of slavery to the system where you must find something to do with your life and it is a waste of time to just be who you are within. You as an individual have nothing special to offer life; you are better off following the herd down the well-trodden path and get it over with. It is the point where we hand the keys of our life over to society and play the game.

It is where we lose our way and become disillusioned with life and ourselves. We buy into the idea life is a struggle and not a joy to be experienced. Now you feel that you have to survive at all costs and you can no longer trust life or yourself. You have descended from a place of infinite possibilities to become one of the herd that produces milk and waits for your caregivers to feed and direct you. You have lost your dignity as a special child of the universe and you are no longer a creator, but simply cattle that eats, defecates and produces milk on time. You are no longer guided from within, but by others who think they know what is best for you and you agree. It is the same old story over and over,” Resistance is futile, you must comply.”