Who am I? Beyond the roles I have always played

Who am I if I am not someone's mother? Sister? Or daughter?  Who am I if I am not someone's wife? Friend? Or lover?  Who am I if I am not a worker? A contributor? Or a mentor? How many of us know ourselves outside of the relationships we have with the roles which help define us? Whether it's the infamous mother-daughter relationship or the sister-sister relationship or the wife-husband relationship, most women have come to know know themselves only relative to the relationships they cultivate in their lives. In my reality, no matter how much we evolve, we often come to the crossroads of the infamous perpetual question: who am I? What do you want out of life? What kind of life do you envision for yourself? Have you ever considered yourself, your wants, your dreams, etc as an individual outside of the cocoon of perceived safety of "someone's role"? What would your meaningful life look like if you were to honour that which is sacred inside of you? What would your life look like when it belongs entirely to you? Who would you give yourself permission to become if you weren't someone's mother? Daughter?  Wife? To find out more about me and the work I do, check out www.sparkingthesacred.com