Who we are means different things to different people. There are those people who see us for who we truly are, and there are others who see us based on who they really are. The paradigm is universal, the measure of a person's worth is an expression summed in the totality of the observer's own experiences. What has value are the tangible and intangible qualities that are attributed to the observer's expectations. Expectations are the framework projected by the concepts and definitions of our own attitudes. Attitudes are the product of our nature and our environment. We are different people to each other, even sometimes onto ourselves. Therefore, definitions are poor reflections of the greater, invisible truth. I will rarely live up to your expectations - I have no interest in your approval or validation. My worth is based on my connection with my own Higher Purpose. Very few will understand me, and even fewer will acknowledge me. And in truth, I don't really care - I've abandoned these vestiges of limited thinking a long-time ago. I prefer the expression of pure thought and divine concepts. My heart lives on the substance of upliftment and empowerment, and infinite potential. Therefore, what appears as disinterest and superiority to others, is in fact an air of unconditional love and acceptance of pure expression - even when that expression is limited. That limitation is a manifestation of a belief of smallness and unworthiness. In my own eyes, all are worthy, all are important, and all are a singular expression of the totality of the human expression. The Godhead looks down, never up. For beauty is found in the expression that is unfolded and revealed in the substance we call creation. Who am I? I'm the invisible observer you overlook and ignore, who you see as someone who looks down upon you with judgment and pity. But who am I really? I'm a shadow that wants to see the Divine Light of the purest source. I see beauty in everything, even in the chaos. I live to see that daily expression and hope one day, a greater depth will be revealed to me.
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