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"Unveiling the Illusion: Discovering the Grandeur of the 'I Am'"

Let us explore the tale of the small 'i’ and the grand 'I AM'. The small 'i’, or the egoic self, is that which declares 'i am this' and 'i am that'. It identifies with roles and labels: 'i am a child', 'i am a teenager:, i am an adult', 'i am a student', 'i am a doctor'. This 'i' defines itself by its functions and forms.

The small 'i' of form constantly changes and proclaims 'i am tall', ‘i am short’, ‘i am young’, ‘i am old’, 'i am overweight', 'i am skinny'. It constantly evaluates, criticizes, and sometimes praises, dwelling within the human consciousness—the 'i' of thoughts and personality.

Contrastingly, the 'I AM' exists, transcending form and function, untouched by the desire for fame, attention, or recognition. It simply 'is' without any need for descriptive adornments. This is your divine consciousness—the pure 'I AM', period.

The sole misstep in life lies in forgetting this Real Self and becoming ensnared by the small self—the conditioned ego-self. This illusory self is akin to a mirage: it appears tangible but vanishes upon closer inspection. Like a shadow, it follows your every move, yet dissolves when you turn towards your true essence.

Returning to oneself, to the authentic 'I AM', dispels the illusion of the false self, revealing the truth that was obscured."

So, embrace the transformative power of awakening through personal training, meditation, mindfulness, and destress, and embark on a lifelong journey towards genuine happiness. Visit us at personaltrainerny.com to begin your journey today.

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