What do I want to be when I grow up?

This is one of the most thought-provoking questions we will ever ask ourselves during our lifetime. We ask ourselves this question, because it is presented to us at an early age. We are prompted to figure out the course of our life, during a time where we have such limited experience of it. It is assumed that, if we start thinking about it early enough, we will be more prepared for making the best decision…

There are times in this physical life where forms of innocence are experienced. Most of those times can be linked back to some point in childhood. As we are born here, there is a purity in our essence, free from conditioning. We don’t know good from bad, right from wrong, or white from black. Everything just IS. Traumas and conditioning can happen pretty quickly, and often do, but there is a period of this blissful ignorance where we see things as they are, and have a blank canvas to paint on in our minds…even if we have yet to develop the ability to verbally articulate…