Recognize Your Self
Recognize is not always to know what you want, but also to know what happened with you at that moment. When you feel something that has not usually happened to you, you know what's going on with you.
For instance, at noon, you feel like you always wanted to get angry with everyone even when someone just makes a little mistake. Whereas, you know you're not a person like that. Then you get yourself after getting lunch, you become normal again.
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