Whatever it is you are feeling is a perfect reflection of what is in the process of becoming what is the role of "it is" in this sentence: Whatever it is you are feeling, is a perfect reflection of what is in the process of becoming. is "it is" redundant? could we omit it?: Whatever you are feeling, is a perfect reflection of what is in the process of becomingand another question about punctuation! Should we mention "," after feeling?? I think it is incorrect here...