On authenticity

I would rather have the judgement of God than the blame of mankind.

I would rather remain true to myself and lose the promotion of this world than to be buried in riches and/or with riches at the cost of my soul and tender conscience. I was so afraid of who I could have become, that I began working on discovering who I really am , only to find out that who I really am was what I was afraid I could be.

Until I became face-to-face with whom I really am; I could not embrace my authentic being and in turn no one would ever know me.

What a sad thing it is when one doesn’t know who he or she really ought to be… or afraid of finding out

I am not who people say or think I am. In fact no one is whom people say or think they are. We are all children of God and we are each created in his image and likeness. Knowing that truth has made me more in tune with Him and me as I continue to kindle my relationship with him, others and myself. I will accept no similes as I honour, love and respect myself.