The most important question is 'why', but the most important question for humanity is "who are you?" / "who am I?", which leads to understanding the "why" of what we do. "Who are you" is something I've been asking since I "woke up" in 2006, and it has driven me to learn and understand more about consciousness and humanity. There is a lot of misinformation about that question, and "know thyself". But with enough verification in reality the belief-based components can be discerned from the truth about how we function.
Indeed. Main part of my work :)
The most important question is 'why', but the most important question for humanity is "who are you?" / "who am I?", which leads to understanding the "why" of what we do. "Who are you" is something I've been asking since I "woke up" in 2006, and it has driven me to learn and understand more about consciousness and humanity. There is a lot of misinformation about that question, and "know thyself". But with enough verification in reality the belief-based components can be discerned from the truth about how we function.