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[Still Raining]

For a DIY assessment, the free online can lay out some questions about yourself to ponder.  A bit of pop culture just like color seasons.  

[Puzzle Piece]

You might try reading "Man's Search for Meaning" by Victor Frankel.  The part that deals with you/us is in the middle of the book and it will inform you of many aspects of yourself.  

[Lakelife62]

Talk therapy

[tends2dogs]

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@ThinkingOutLoud wrote:

Looking for any and all 'systems' (can't think of a better word) you have found to help you better understand yourself and others? Whether it's simple or complicated, objective or subjective. tia!

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My suggestion is to get into "the good Book".  It will tell you anything you need to know about yourself, others, and what is expected of you during your lifetime.  

Self help books are written by struggling humans.  Think and look higher.

[beckyb1012]

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@tends2dogs wrote:

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@ThinkingOutLoud wrote:

Looking for any and all 'systems' (can't think of a better word) you have found to help you better understand yourself and others? Whether it's simple or complicated, objective or subjective. tia!

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My suggestion is to get into "the good Book".  It will tell you anything you need to know about yourself, others, and what is expected of you during your lifetime.  

Self help books are written by struggling humans.  Think and look higher.

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That was my thought exactly when I first read this thread.  All answers are in the Bible.

[rockygems123]

@ThinkingOutLoud 

Something did come to mind a quote from Hermann Hesse from his book "Demian":

"The things we see are the same things that are within us.  There is no reality except the one contained within us.  That is why so many people live such an unreal life they never allow the world within to assert itself."

[SilleeMee]

A professional psychotherapist.