There is a moment on every spiritual journey when the
seeking quiets, the questions soften, and we realize: the treasure we longed
for was always within us. The path home is not about adding more—it’s about
remembering who we are. Not in the roles we play, not in the masks we wear, but
in the quiet truth of being itself: I AM.
The journey inward is not linear. It spirals. It leads us
through shadow and light, through surrender and revelation. And at its center,
we encounter the Living Presence—not above us or outside of us, but within.
The I AM is not a concept to believe in—it is the reality to be.
What Is the I AM?
“I AM” is the sacred name revealed to Moses in Exodus 3:14.
In Hebrew: Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh—“I Am That I Am.” It is not a noun; it is a
verb. A Beingness beyond definition. A Presence that cannot be contained by
doctrine or time.
When Jesus said, “Before Abraham was, I AM,” he was speaking
from the center of divine identity. He wasn’t claiming superiority—he was
revealing the truth of Being that exists beyond the personal self. And he
invited us not just to worship that truth, but to awaken to it.
The I AM within you is your true Self—unbound, radiant,
eternal. It is the presence behind your thoughts, the stillness beneath your
emotions. It is the spark of the Divine, always here, always whole.
Living from the Center
To live from the I AM is not to float above life—it is to
enter life fully, with presence and love. You act not from fear, but
from clarity. You respond, rather than react. You no longer chase validation
because you rest in truth.
This is not an escape—it is a return. A homecoming to the
part of you that has never been lost, only forgotten.
When you live from the I AM:
- You
become aware of your eternal essence, even as you move through temporary
roles.
- You
trust the unfolding of life, because you know you are never separate from
its Source.
- You
speak, love, serve, and create from a place of wholeness rather than lack.
The goal of the spiritual path is not to become something other.
It is to remember what you are—and to live from that knowing.
A Personal Homecoming
There was a point on my journey when I had read every book,
tried every method, listened to every teacher. And still, I felt restless. One
morning, sitting in silence, a phrase arose: “Stop seeking. Start being.”
I realized I had been circling the truth without stepping into
it. That day, I stopped looking for the light outside and turned inward. I
placed my hand over my heart and simply affirmed, “I AM.” Not as an
idea, but as a reality.
Tears came—not from sadness, but from recognition. I was
already home.
Daily Practice: I AM Presence
This practice is simple, but profound. It can be done any
time you feel scattered, anxious, or disconnected.
- Sit
quietly. Close your eyes.
- Breathe
slowly and deeply.
- On
the inhale, silently say: “I…”
- On
the exhale, say: “…AM.”
- Repeat
for 5 minutes, letting the words draw you into stillness.
- Let
all other thoughts fall away. Just rest in the presence.
Over time, this practice becomes more than words. It becomes
your way of being.
“You are not a drop in the ocean. You are the ocean in a
drop.” – Rumi
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