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You've achieved what you were supposed to achieve. You've become who you were supposed to become. So why does something still feel missing? Beneath the roles you play-the professional, the partner, the parent, the friend-lives a question that won't stay quiet: Who am I when I strip away everything I've been taught to be? Who Am I, Really? is an invitation to meet yourself beneath the masks, the conditioning, and the stories you've mistaken for truth. This isn't a book about fixing what's broken. It's about discovering what was never broken to begin with-the authentic self that has been waiting patiently beneath the layers of adaptation and survival. Within these pages, you'll explore: The masks you wear for love and acceptance-and how they formed The shadow parts of yourself you've hidden, rejected, or forgotten The emotional patterns that keep you reacting instead of responding The inner child who still carries wounds that shape your adult life The difference between the life you're living and the life your soul is calling you toward How relationships mirror back the parts of yourself seeking integration The spiral nature of growth-why setbacks are sacred steps, not failures Drawing on Western philosophy, depth psychology, and contemplative wisdom, this book offers not a destination but a compassionate companion for the ongoing journey of becoming who you already are. Self-awareness isn't achieved once and kept forever. It's a practice of returning-again and again-to the truth of your being. The question isn't whether you're ready for this journey. The question is whether you're ready to stop postponing it. ""We shall not cease from exploration, and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time."" - T.S. Eliot

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