Who Are You? Poetry for discovery.

When we are young we often know not who we are nor for sure where in life we will end up. Children never consider this question and most adults too have never considered it really. When people do begin to consider this is when they are planning for college. Most are jolted to this reality when they interview for their first job.
There was a lady who studied people and found that the greatest regret that most have before they leave this world is that they worried too much about jobs and money and didn’t spend enough quality time with friends and especially family.
One of the most important things about being a human is time. We are only given so much and then it is up. So, I say search yourself and know yourself and be true to yourself and then you will have fewer regrets and greater happiness in this pass we are going through.
As I was going through a terrible time in my life at 40, I finally found time and was forced to begin to look at who I was and had become. I then began to carefully look through the pages of my life that I had written by my own hand. It was then that I decided to do differently for my future. I made some very conscious changes. I realized that I had not respected people enough nor myself. I have since continued to make changes. I drop those things that do not contribute to my future and take up those things that will benefit me and those around me in my future. Today I can tell any one who I am. I have become happy with who I am and want to be.
My purpose in life I know now is to help the whole of humanity to come together in a loving and moving way in order to help us all to save our little planet that we share habitation upon. I will continue to write and speak and teach about the importance of how and why we live here on our green and blue earth.