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“I Am” a Some “One”, a Some “Body” and a Some “thing” all Packaged Up As as an Aware, Self-Aware Human Being

The author explores their self-identity and spiritual understanding, articulating a unique perspective on their existence. They describe themselves as three distinct "selves" representing as one physical form, embodying conflicting qualities: one is good, another is bad, and the third is confused. This revelation leads to a deeper realization of their true nature and what they believe God intended for them to understand. Ultimately, the author asserts their identity with the declaration, "I am James," encapsulating the journey of self-discovery and the integration of these three aspects of their being into a singular presence.

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From A State of “Nothingness” To <Alive>

In A Split Second - The content explores the concept of life and existence from a "Truthful" perspective, emphasizing the significance of self-awareness and realization of “nothingness.” The author "james", claims that the recognition of one's own state of being “dead” is the "GOD SPARK" needed, which will transform the "body" of "life" that we are, into a new “Living Being.” Modern-day humans are portrayed as branches separated from God's Living Tree, relegated to a physical state of servitude. The text poses profound questions about the potential for rebirth and growth after separation, urging individuals to self-reflect and understand their past connection to the Living Realm. It advocates for embracing the "deadness" and making choices that align with being truly "ALIVE", rather than accepting the programmed fate of a "Never Was"!

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“I am” Man, “I am” Christ, “I am” Human

The author explores their identity as a representative of "three I's": Man, Christ, and themselves. They express uncertainty about the ultimate truth but are committed to writing from their feelings. The notion of Man is described as a tree with three branches corresponding to different sexual identities. Christ represents a distinct life detached from the original "Living Tree." The author struggles with self-awareness and feels like a complex presence embodying multiple instincts. They seek to understand their existence and are writing a book titled "I went searching for God and found Man," inviting interest from agents and publishers.