We have multiple identities. Lest you get concerned and think I’m talking about hearing voices instructing you to do evil unto others, let me expand. I’ll use me as an example; the identities I cannot change include: -Son -Father Born of Jewish background in Detroit, Michigan in 1954 to Ruth and Symore (sic) Marcus No matter what happens, nor how long I live, those will always be correct. But, they alone don’t make me who I am. Therefore, my “core” must be found in other manners in which I identify. -68-year old -Man -Husband -A resident of Eureka, California -American Citizen -Writer/Speaker/Consultant These descriptions, while accurate, are more fluid than the first set. I mean, we know fo
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