Who Am I?
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Sep 7, 2024 · Take a moment and ask yourself: Who am I? How do you answer such a complex question? It’s tough and one that psychologists have consistently sought to help us with. ‘Self-concept’ might not be a term you’re generally familiar with, but it’s one that’s well worth knowing about.
Sep 16, 2024 · Who am I? It’s a question that stirs something deep inside all of us. It sounds simple, yet when you begin to unravel it, the complexity of the answer can feel overwhelming. Most of us, when faced with this question, immediately reach for labels. We might say our name.
6 days ago · Ramana’s self-inquiry goes beyond surface-level thinking. By continually focusing on the feeling of “I” and letting go of other thoughts, you stop identifying with the mind and its stories. The more you detach, the clearer it becomes that the “I” isn’t an isolated self. It’s part of something much bigger, a shared, interconnected ...
Sep 6, 2024 · Discovering who you are, what you need, and where you want to go next often takes time, but it can be a deeply rewarding process. If you’re unsure of where to start, focusing on your strengths, embracing silence, practicing self-care, and thinking about where you find meaning can be constructive.
3 days ago · Understand yourself: Who am I? (1) Edition 11 The YMCK+ model connects different fields of science - philosophy, psychology and physics - to an integrated view of humanity, offering a different perspective on personal and social issues
Sep 20, 2024 · It feels elusive, this sense of value, of contributing on a higher level to something, to serve myself properly, to honour what I'm meant to be doing. At the moment, I’m unsure of my value - except perhaps that it's all made up of all the small, everyday things I am involved in. Sometimes it feels I am in service to everyone else.
2 days ago · The fourteen questions put to the young Swami and his answers were Ramana Maharshi's first teachings on Self-enquiry, the method for which he became widely known, and were eventually published as Nan Yar?, or in English, Who am I?.
