Who are you, really?
In the realm of psychology, there exists a test that is as simple as it is chilling. You must do it for yourself, and only you will know the results. All you need is a little courage, some paper, a pen, and thirty minutes of quiet.
It’s called the “20 Questions,” and it goes like this. First, write at the top of the paper, “Who am I?” and then write your answer. Next, ask the second question, “Who am I?” and write another answer. Then move to the third “Who am I?” and its response. Repeat this process twenty times. The only rule is that each answer must be different.
You’ll notice something strange happening. The first four or five answers are usually straightforward, like your birthdate or place of origin. After that, something unusual, deep, and very personal starts to emerge. The final answer will be almost mystical.
Give it a try. It won’t take much of your time.
Note: I’ve known about this test since my college days, back when the internet wasn’t around. Below is an English link for “20 Questions / Who Am I?” However, this is still a test meant to be done alone.