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The words I AM are your sacred identification as God- your highest self. Take care how you use this terms because saying anything after I AM that's incongruent with God is really taking the Lord's name in vain!
Wayne Dyer
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What this quote means

The phrase 'I AM' connects us to our highest self and divine nature, and we should be mindful of our self-identification.

Wayne Dyer emphasizes the power of the words 'I AM' as a reflection of our true identity, which is connected to the divine. He warns that when we use these words, we should ensure that what follows aligns with our highest self and truth, as misusing them can be seen as disrespecting our own divine essence.

Themes

IdentitySelfSacredDivineMindfulness

In practice

Example use cases

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