What Is Your Name?

  

What is your name? Is it, by any chance, the name of God? Whenever you say I Am, you name yourself with God's name. Moses asked God, "What is your name?" God used the same name you use for yourself answering, "I Am that I Am." Your most intimate name must speak from the same Being who spoke to Moses. 

Christ used this very name when he breathed these words from his heart, "I Am the light of the world." Later he said, "You are the light of the world," indicating the identity of his I Am and yours. When you truly utter I Am, you shine with the glory of Christ. 

One Being whispers, I Am the Creator, I am the Child of God, I Am the mothering Spirit who enters your body as this breath. I Am singing a three-part harmony, to irradiate heaven and earth through the crystal prism of the Holy Trinity. Therefore when you say I Am, say it with ecstasy and reverence, caught up in the love of the Father for Christ, and Christ for his own maternal breath, the Spirit. 

For I Am not only the intimate name of my Self, I Am the kiss of Being upon the deepest center. I Am the rhythm of the breath of the Divine. Partaking in the very Word that shapes the world from silence, I Am the love that moves the stars.