Who am I? How to find out who you truly are?

The question "Who am I?" is frequently posed, but it can be challenging to respond to. People may be able to describe themselves in terms like professional or scholar or whether they are introverts or extroverts. However, it doesn't really capture who they are at their core. Again, these traits just reveal the basic level of who they actually are. People might also attempt to sum up their finest attributes by claiming they are smart and compassionate.
Individuals need to dig deeper and make something that is exclusively for them if they want to discover who they really are. Therefore, it is preferable to respond to questions regarding who humans are from the social point of view or what aspects characterize them by citing illustrations of what makes them the individuals they are on their own. The actual selves—the real selves—the people who were born to be, are what persist eternally.

[MichaelMagestus]

Thank you so very much for this channel, it’s really helping me.

[brightphoebesays]

I don't think the people we are born to be persists even for one lifetime let alone eternally. Ask anyone who's taken mood altering medications, or had a brain injury, or gone on birth control, or gotten old. Who we are changes according to our neurons, hormones and neurochemistry.

[peterjamesleeching]

Only constant is change. Interests and motivation. Practice self acceptance. Health. Young get ideas revisit childhood self and habits. Understand yourself. Breaking down layers and building up.

[imaginaryuniverse]

One being, being many different things. We are not the person we appear to be.
In the land of Pineal, Jacob saw the face of God and confessed I am Jacob and his children no longer ate of his sinew. Children seems to often symbolize the creations of a being. The first definition for sinew in the Webster dictionary is "nerve". Perhaps like the white hairs like wool mentioned on the second page of the Revelation of Jesus Christ to St John which means exactly what it says it means. Ganglion are receptors like hairs that surround the Pineal gland which is bathed in the living waters of our Cerebral Spinal Fluid which is powered by our breath or inspiration. The "Revelation" began when John was in the Spirit, spirit is defined as breath in Webster. John baptized Jesus in the River Jordan and Jesus went into the wilderness for forty days and was tempted by the devil. Moses parted the Red Sea by lifting his staff, Joshua parted a river, maybe the Jordan I'm not an expert just a guy on the internet, by laying down his mantle. It seems often in the Bible that rod, staff, mantle, probably more, symbolise the magnetic center as a point of stillness, inertia, the point between the down and up swing on a pendulum where it is no longer moving down and not yet moving up which is a Planck length I think in both space and time. When we inhale into our bellies our organs move the coccyx at the base of the spine and this causes a wave of cavitation through a conductive fluid which causes a current which necessarily has a magnetic center. The stronger the magnitude of the magnetic force the further the spirals of current separate or the stronger the amplitude of the current the stronger the magnitude either way they both go together chicken and egg style but in spirituality everything is dependent on the breath as the breath is the first cause of all effects called inspiration. The slabs above the King's chamber in the Great Pyramid seem almost certainly to represent the ganglion around the Pineal, the subterranean chamber is the Sacral pump at the base of the spine, the grand gallery is the spine and the subtle separations on the four faces of the Pyramid are like the fontanelle of our skulls and tectonic plates of the Earth which the moon breathes for the Earth, font means receptacle of the holy spirit or baptismal fluid. The Great Pyramid, our Cerebral Spinal Fluid system or neurosystem with the Cerebral fluid feeding the Vegas nerve or watering the tree of Life are two examples of electron transport chains which transfer and transform all energy and the information it necessarily contains at all levels of the Universe from the subatomic to Universal. Who am I? I am the faithful witness and the first begotten of the dead. The witness is our awareness as the way, the Truth and the Life. The dead is the idea in a person that appears to convince him that he could possibly be any better than anyone else or anything better than what he eternally is.
The seed makes a tree. The tree makes many new seeds and many new trees. Any tree we see today is but a continuation of the first seed and all that came before it.
The only force in the Universe that can presently deviate anything from it's otherwise inevitable position is consciousness. I don't see any reason to believe that there has ever been any other force other than what appears to be caused by the only force of consciousness.
Anyway, I was thinking the other day, You know why cat's don't like to swim? ... It's because they are embarrassed that all they know how to do is the dog paddle. 🐈