I Am Principles
The I Am Principle Who am I? Am I who I say that I am? and Am I all that ought to be? Franz Fanon Overview People ask the perennial questions of Who am I? Why am I here? and What am I suppose to do with my life? When asking these questions one seeks to reveal their identity, purpose and direction/destiny that are found within one’s essence or their Divine substance. One’s essence comes from the Divine force of life. The Divine goes by many names. We refer to it as God in the English language. This suggests we are Divine. At times we lose the connection with this idea that we are of Divine substance and we start to live very disorganized and disruptive lives. If one has a distorted perception of themselves then one is assured to behave in a chaotic manner. Such a chaotic manifestation will find it difficult to actualize true divine purpose and to live with true power because one’s thinking about one’s self is off center. It is written in Proverbs 23:7 that as a wo/man thinketh, so is s/he. So then enters the I AM Principles. These principles are designed to create the opportunity for one to gain a correct perception of themselves and thereby allow them to manifest their divine greatness on earth. They will have an affirming understanding of who they truly are with a strong connection to their Divine Source. The fundamental teaching within the “I AM” model is that one is Divine in her/his being and has the right and responsibility to function in that divinity. The teachings of the I Am Institute reminds people that they are of Sacred Substance. We say as the Ancients of Kemet (Egypt) stated Anuk Asar or I am Divine.