Who Am I?: The Supreme Understanding the Anatomy of Ego

by Bhagwan Ra Afrika, Dharma Ma-Ji (Compiler)

Ego is the feeling of being separate from God, from that which is, Since we feel we are separate or distinct from the Creator, as well as creation itself, there is no sense of connection with our inner essence, with the thing that has been in existence since the beginning of time. Some of us call it the soul some of us call it the spirit. In reality, it is nameless it simply is (total bliss, total oneness).

214 pages, Paperback

First published May 31, 1998

Reviews

[D'Anthony Adamson · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is an interesting read for one who is seeking understanding about what we call the ego. You learn that it's stages of developing the ego and how to mature it. The process of development and maturity. To gain maturity it requires work through mediation. To achieve complete ego maturity is "love" the ability to identify with others become sensitive to something other than yourself. Having total bliss. Being no-thing no longer separated from God coming to complete oneness. All religions has one objective to bring its believers to the realization there is one consciousness (One God) and to experience the state of oneness.

[Paul Finch · Rating 1 out of 5]

Hadn't heard of this Master Teacher in a neo-Sikh path. It was good to see it broadening African-American religious teachings regarding this perspective.