A child once inquired of its mother: If God created us, then who created God?
Curiously, we scrutinise every aspect of God’s manifestation, including God itself. However, when it comes to understanding ourselves, this pursuit is often dismissed as futile .
We rarely question our self-identity as ‘I.’ This reality remains largely unchallenged, with minimum discussion in schools, colleges, offices, universities, or even within our communities. It seems to be an accepted norm, silently and unconsciously.
The struggle for survival persists until we introspect and question our very identity. A significant leap in spiritual growth occurs when we cease to accept the inner voice as our own and resist following its narrative.