Ute Medley

Life is a continuously regenerative process, in which we play some unique roles within a specific time.

Just as a tree loses its leaves and thus undergoes an external change, the process of exfoliation, removal of dead skin cells, fulfills a similar function. Peeling of skin cells makes room for the production of new growth with slight variations. But even when a tree or another growing life manifests a new identity, the core itself will not be changed.

My identity changes took place mainly in the professional field. Although I was trained as a teacher of chemistry and socio-political science, I experienced in my professional life many twists and turns, and with each occurrence a new challenge presented itself, and each challenge inspired me to master it. Each time when a vocational change of identity occurred in my life, opportunity was created for the promotion of my life's purpose.

Looking back, it seems that all professional jobs and events prepared me for the same underlying purpose: to forge my own identity, to spread my knowledge as far as possible, and therefore to contribute my part for the betterment of mankind.

My latest challenge began middle of September 2012. Suddenly poems from the eternal consciousness b...