Jean Fahmy

In the last year, I've reflected on life's big issues, following my wife's cancer and chemotherapy treatments. I have found it healthy to ask myself these profound questions while reviewing the validity of my automated answers. This list comes from Sam Keen. 

Enjoy the introspection.

• What do I really want?
• What brings me joy?
• Who am I when I dream?
• Why do I feel the way I do?
• What do I fear?
• Who has wounded me?
• Whom have I injured?
• How do I deal with guilt?
• Do I need to have enemies?
• How do I forgive?
• Whom and what will I love?
• How will I express my sexuality?
• Who are my people? My family?
• Where is my place?
• What is the source of my power? My self esteem?
• What is sacred? Worthy of respect? Inviolable?
• For what or whom would I sacrifice my time, my energy, my health, my life?
• What can I do to lessen the quantity of evil in this world?
• What are my gifts? What is my vocation?
• What must I do to die with a sense of completeness?
• What myth have I been unconsciously living?
• In what measures are my “values” mere prejudices, my duties blind commitments to unexamined norms?
• What have I sacrificed to win the approval of others? 
• What have I sacrificed to become successful?
• In what ways have I blinded myself, disowned my power, denied my potential?