What work a person does to earn a viable income shapes their thinking patterns, buttresses their sense of self-worth, and affects how they adapt to predictable and unpredictable obstacles.

We discover part of our true self only by conspicuous inspection of the depths of our conscience.

All roads taken lead us only to ourselves.

Self-questioning is bound to arise at the outset of any worthy quest attempting to gain self-knowledge, and this disconcerting sense of uneasiness will continue to surface akin to a petulant sea serpent until a person undertaking a vision quest either discovers a safe haven or perceptively changes the trajectory of their destructive life.

Self-healing requires tremendous action, a willingness to go beyond the normative to discover something transcending.

Self-questioning – an effort to get in touch with our essential self – is an endless stream of thought.