Hmmmm....Who Am I? Most people when they start writing or typing their biography they include a list of "titles" you know the alphabet soup that usually follows someone's name...B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Dr...and etc. I mean I have some of those working in my life, but that's not WHO I AM?
Not really sure how to answer that question as I'm still trying to figure it out...but...here it goes....Who Am I?
I'm just a young woman from Fort Worth, Texas trying to realize myself, realize God and, in turn, help others realize the Truth. I grew up in a family with a mixed religious/spiritual background. My father has created his own religious system and my mother is a Southern Baptist woman. Luckily for me this mixture allowed for me to be free to explore and experiment with religion and spirituality and allowed me to arrive...here...
I haven't had a tough life like most who begin searching within themselves. I've actually led quite a blessed life. I've never had to want for anything in my life. For most of it, there has been a surplus.
So what turned me to spirituality? The infamous question...Who Am I? Coupled with the even more infamous, Why Are We Here? But it was the Spark behind these questions that truly caused it. Despite having it all, I felt like something was missing. None of the things "I had" were giving me lasting happiness. There were always ups and downs and periods of frustration and anger and the way I pulled myself out of the downs was through shopping, but I couldn't buy up the mall and even if I could what would I buy next?
This is when I realized that nothing tangible, nothing material could give me lasting, permanent, real happiness. I had this realization in high school, but it wasn't until 2009 that I truly started searching and I've been doing so ever since...
Not really sure how to answer that question as I'm still trying to figure it out...but...here it goes....Who Am I?
I'm just a young woman from Fort Worth, Texas trying to realize myself, realize God and, in turn, help others realize the Truth. I grew up in a family with a mixed religious/spiritual background. My father has created his own religious system and my mother is a Southern Baptist woman. Luckily for me this mixture allowed for me to be free to explore and experiment with religion and spirituality and allowed me to arrive...here...
I haven't had a tough life like most who begin searching within themselves. I've actually led quite a blessed life. I've never had to want for anything in my life. For most of it, there has been a surplus.
So what turned me to spirituality? The infamous question...Who Am I? Coupled with the even more infamous, Why Are We Here? But it was the Spark behind these questions that truly caused it. Despite having it all, I felt like something was missing. None of the things "I had" were giving me lasting happiness. There were always ups and downs and periods of frustration and anger and the way I pulled myself out of the downs was through shopping, but I couldn't buy up the mall and even if I could what would I buy next?
This is when I realized that nothing tangible, nothing material could give me lasting, permanent, real happiness. I had this realization in high school, but it wasn't until 2009 that I truly started searching and I've been doing so ever since...
