Changing Your Sense of Identity.
To start the process of change you need to examine your sense of identity.
Your sense of identity is how you see yourself and it determines how you express yourself and how you respond to this world.
A false sense of identity is built:—
- from imperfect images and beliefs found on earth, such as, race, religion, skin colour, nationality and ethnicity.
- from the belief that you are a sinner, who is forever separated from God and whose life is one of struggle and limitations.
- from the programming of your society, or through the media , through those who seek to control and manipulate you , who want you to keep on doing what people have always been doing, without question.
- from your acceptance of playing a particular role in life, such as, the role of martyr, victim, aggressor, perfectionist , know-all, perpetual scholar, etc.
- from the beliefs of your ego which are always based on separation and division and is responsible for all the conflict and wars in this world.
The purpose of your life is to express your true self so you can make a valuable contribution to building God’s Kingdom of love and Oneness, here on planet Earth.
To express your true self you need to:–
- First accept and reclaim your true identity—-you are, in reality, an immortal spiritual being, one with God, your Creator. You are a co-creator with God and you have the right to take dominion, take control, over yourself, over the earth, by learning how to use God’s energy correctly.
- Reclaim your connection to the One God. You are, in reality, an extension of your I AM Presence, who is an extension of the One God behind all manifestations. You are connected to God by a spiritual “umbilical” cord, which enters your physical body through the top of the head and is anchored in your spiritual heart centre, located behind your physical heart.
- Surrender your false sense of identity, your human ego and carnal mind, the mind that believes you are just a mortal human being. This will have to be done incrementally, day by day. As Paul said,” I die daily.”
- Accept that you are not forever condemned by your past mistakes and you can rise above your mistakes.
- Surrender your past mistakes, let them go, and make amends where possible. Forgive yourself, God and all others.
Next–you need to examine your beliefs.
