20 Brutally Honest Questions About Life
Who benefits from my fears and insecurities?
If I stopped caring about others’ opinions, what would I do differently?
Am I actually living, or just going through the motions?
Do I believe in my limits, or were they taught to me?
If money didn’t exist, what would I spend my life doing?
How much of my personality is truly mine and not just conditioning?
What’s the price I pay for staying in my comfort zone?
If I had to prove my life was meaningful, what evidence would I have?
Who would I be if I wasn’t trying to please anyone?
What am I tolerating that I would never let someone I love accept?
Is my suffering self-inflicted or inherited?
Am I chasing success, or just avoiding failure?
If my life were a book, would I actually want to read it?
What am I distracting myself from?
Who profits from my guilt and self-doubt?
Am I following my dreams, or just avoiding regret?
If I had no past to define me, who would I become?
Am I working toward freedom, or just a more comfortable cage?
Do I own my thoughts, or do they own me?
What if everything I believe is just someone else’s lie?
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I have had so many tidal waves in my life that I've implemented many of these practices. Eliminating them did not bring me ecstasy;
My mind's chaos of the world became "almost quiet" a lot of the time.
YES, I'M STARTING TO RELISTEN TO Dialogues I
So refreshing to hear these concepts being considered important by someone else.
No, I don't have a book "in me," but those are the themes my 2 psychiatrists-philosophers considered informally.
I've yearned for that depth of thinking.
Good questions, if answered honestly, the person will have a small revelation…. into themselves. Some could be shocked, some would be in denial, and others may attempt to open the door of their mind, meet with honesty and change…