What makes me think that by isolating that I can rediscover who I am? I do know that I need to awaken to the fact that there is a distinct difference between being alone and isolating. Alone time means that I am engaged in either disengaging like watching a favorite video, writing or just being in the somnolent state. Some people tell me that isolation is a deliberate form of hiding and avoiding either what needs to be faced or what needs to be done or a deliberate act of dropping off the grid. (I learned this expression recently dropping off the grid.) And I do that probably more than most people. But is isolation all that unhealthy?
Webster tells me that isolation is separation. Nowhere does it say that it is unhealthy. I like it mainly because I have to engage with people so regularly and for me isolation is a chance to catch up on my unconscious life.
I don't mind being alone I just don't want to end up being alone.