Identity

At the highest level of abstraction, Identity is our personal sense of "what-ness" and "who-ness"/

What am I? I am Human
What am I? I Am God
Who am I? I Am Michael
Who am I? I am a teacher

Identity begins to form when a monad is first born. As noted in the Book of Light Volume One, a monad is born when The Fabric of Consciousness intensifies to the point of Self Awareness. At that point, a new ego is born. The new ego starts with The Basics (i.e. love, compassion, awareness, sense of bliss, sense of power) but over time choices that lead to experience create identity.

Because identity is determined entirely by experience, the quality and quantity of experience is critical. In order to maintain the basics, and in order to develop into a healthy, loving, compassionate, aware, and empowered monad, positive and empowering experiences are needed. This is true whether the monad exists solely in consciousness, or whether the monad has entered into The Water (Second Birth) or taken a physical body (i.e. Third Birth)

See Also

Consciousness

⇒ Fabric of Consciousness | God | god | Immortal Spirit

⇒ First Birth | Intensification of Consciousness | I | i | Monad | Identity | Ego | The Basics

⇒ Second Birth |Aspect of Consciousness | Level of Consciousness | Experience of Consciousness | Flow of Consciousness | Structures of Consciousness | Normal Consciousness | Meniscus of Consciousness

⇒ Third Birth | Waters of Creation | Second Birth | Point of Separation | Vibration | Angel

⇒ Fourth Birth | Bodily Consciousness | Spiritual Consciousness | Bodily Ego | Spiritual Ego | Individual Consciousness | Collective Consciousness

⇒ Fifth Birth

Further Reading

Sharp, Michael. (BOLVII). The Book of Light: The Nature of God, the Structure of Consciousness, and the Universe Within You (Vol. Two - Water). St. Albert, Alberta: Lightning Path Press.