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Mistaken Identity: The Truth That Sets You Free

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Wake Up To Who You Truly Are In Christ

If you’ve tried to change…
but still feel stuck—
this book is for you.

You’ve prayed.
Searched.
Strived.

Maybe through faith.
Maybe through self-help.
Maybe through spiritual practice.

But deep down…

you still feel restless.

Still anxious.
Still performing.
Still trying to become someone.

What if the problem isn’t your behavior…

but your identity?

Most people live disconnected from who they truly are.

They live from fear.
Comparison.
Approval.
Performance.
The endless need to prove themselves.

But beneath all of that…

there is something deeper.

A truer self.

Already loved.
Already whole.
Already one with God in Christ.

Mistaken Identity is an invitation to wake up to what has always been true.

Not through more effort.
Not through religious performance.
Not through trying harder to fix yourself.

But through awakening.

Drawing from contemplative Christianity, inner awareness, centering prayer, and the Christian vision of union with God, John Clymer explores the journey from the false self to the true self—

and the freedom that becomes possible when you stop living from who you learned to be…

and begin living from who you truly are.

This book is for you

• You feel exhausted from trying to fix yourself
• You feel disconnected from God, yourself, or your life
• You’re tired of striving and still feeling empty
• You long for peace, freedom, and inner transformation
• You resonate with contemplative spirituality, Richard Rohr, self realization, centering prayer, or the deeper Christian life

This is not a book about becoming someone new.

It’s about seeing through the illusion of who you thought you had to be.

Because the truth that sets you free…

is the truth of who you already are in Christ.

And when you see that—

all things become new.

169 pages, Paperback

Published March 12, 2026

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John Clymer

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