I AM

I Am

What is I?

Point to It.

Is It your body?

If It is your body, how is it possible for you to have the thought: "I like/don't like something about this body."

Is It perhaps your mind?

If It is your mind, how could have the thought: "I have changed my mind."

Can you imagine the rose thinking: I decided to have blue flowers this year instead of red.

Can you imagine the fir tree thinking: I am bored with being green all year. I think I will drop my needles this fall like the leaf trees do.

Or the dog deciding to get its tail bobbed to be more in fashion.

What distinguishes these living creations from You is that only You have an "I".

It is this "I am" which is greater than either your mind or your body.

It is the"I am" which allows you to be both objective and subjective at he same time.

Both observer and observed.

It is by this "I am" that you may know your direct and eternal contact with God, indeed your ability to become God.

"Be still and know that I am God"