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The
Universal Law of
IDENTIFICATION
“Whatever it is we identify with, we become.”
Definition
Identify: to connect, associate, or involve yourself closely with.
The Law of Identification
“Whatever we identify with, we become.”
Whenever you identify yourself with anything, you immediately bring into your life the quality of the thing you are identified with. The more of your identity that is based in Truth, the more prosperous and joyful your life becomes. However, the more you attach your identity to negative ideas, the more chaotic and troubled your life becomes.
False Identity
Unfortunately, there are many people who have taken on a false identity by identifying who they are with the negative opinions and judgments that other people have of them. Consequently, they have condemned themselves to a life low self-esteem, failure, and despair.
The Language of False Identity
One of the first places a false identity rears its ugly head is in our language, such as “How could I be so stupid? What’s wrong with me anyway?” This kind of language is the prelude to a self-defeating life of scarcity and despair.
Waking up and breaking out
Waking up to how the Law of Identification works can give you the awareness and power to break out of the prison of a false identity and identify yourself with TRUTH. A simple and fast way of doing this is to stop making other peoples’ negative opinions of you determine your opinion of yourself. From now on, when you catch yourself identifying with The OPO’s (other peoples opinions) say the following statement to yourself:
“Other peoples opinions of me are none of my business.”
Supreme Identity
One of the Greatest Truths you could have your identity based on is:
‘I AM POSITIVE ENERGY’
You truly are a Great Spirit of Positive Energy and according to Law, the more willing you are to identify yourself with it, the more it comes through you and shows up in your life in extraordinary ways. If you want a more prosperous life, take the time on a daily basis to detach your identity from all OPO’s and re-identify yourself to The Supreme Truth of who you are.
REFLECTION
1. With whom do you identify?
2. What ideas, opinions, judgments and thoughts do you identify with?
3. What have you been getting back as a result?
4. What do you know now that you didn’t know before?
5. What will you do better now that you know it?
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