I Connecting

Who are you? This is a burning question for many of us. Why are we so curious about others? The media makes a fortune out of our curiosity. But when we read the articles that promise insight into the rich and famous are we satisfied that what we read tells us who that person really is? Of course not, the information is superficial at best and for the most part lacks any truth about the person. Yet we don’t learn from this experience and are continually drawn in by the promise of getting to know another person. Why is this? Is this curiosity fueled by our own desire to know ourselves?

So who are we? Such a burning question and yet so difficult to answer. It also raises more questions. Perhaps we don’t even have the courage to even begin to answer it. We might not be comfortable with what we see. We might even wonder if this is a new question that human beings have begun to ask. After all, the phenomenal rise in the popularity of Psychology points that way. Yet, the question of who we are has been in every human heart for eons; at the centre of all myths and legends lies the secret of who we are as human beings.
In my book “I Connecting” I take you on a journey through yourself to acquaint you with all the bits and pieces that make up who you are. “I Connecting” means to connect with your Self so that you can answer the question: Who are you?

This journey begins with understanding that we are beings of body, soul and spirit. As I say in my book, “for too long, knowledge of our soul and spirit has been ignored. Do we have a complete picture of a car by describing its shell, its shape and color, while ignoring the engine, mechanics and the driver? The truth is that our physical body without our soul and spirit is just an empty shell.”

If that makes sense and if our focus is on our body as we go about our daily business then what is our soul and spirit doing? This is the thing; we need to become aware of what they are doing. Otherwise we are like the shell of a car moving through the world with no mechanics and no driver.

So where do we start? To begin to understand what our soul and spirit are doing we must first of all realize that much of what we do is done automatically. We have feelings that that rise up to face every situation that we meet in life. For the most part we think thoughts that are fed to us through the media. The motives for our actions are an even deeper mystery to us. These three functions, feeling, thinking and intention is the makeup of our soul. To become aware of our soul is to feel, think and act with conscious awareness.

This book sets out very simply how to acknowledge the difference between body, soul and spirit. These guidelines for the discovery of your own unique soul and spirit are easy to follow. Recommendations are given that can be integrated simply in daily life. The results are immediate and continual!