A journalist once asked a Buddhist master:
👉 What is the greatest problem of humanity?
Hunger? Greed? Power struggles? Violence?

The master paused and replied:
“Before I answer, let me ask you something… Who are you?”

The journalist thought for a moment.
🔹 I’m a journalist.No, that’s your profession.
🔹 I’m a human being.No, that’s your species.
🔹 I’m this body.No, that’s just your form.
Finally, he admitted… “I don’t know.”

The master then said:
“That is the greatest problem of humanity: we don’t know who we are.”

In a world that teaches us how to function, but not who we truly are, this simple question is at the core of everything:
Who am I?

Have you ever stopped to truly explore this question? Or are we too busy defining ourselves by what we do, rather than by what we are?

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