Have you ever thought about how quietly potent the truth of "I AM" is? In our pure essence we don't have to describe ourselves with adjectives: I am good, I am bad, I am lazy, I am smart, I am stupid, I am God, I am worthless, etc. Consider the elegance of the simple bare truth that I am. I am what? Do you really need the what? I am.
When Moses met God at the burning bush he asked, "What is your name?" God answered, "I AM THAT I AM." I am. Period. I exist. When you realize that you simply exist, you know that you have the intrinsic right to do so.
Who are you when you dance? How do you describe yourself? I am a good dancer. I am a clumsy dancer. I am a sexy dancer. I am a fluid dancer. How about I am a dancer. I am my dancer. I am. That's really it. You are no one else but yourself, dancing your own private creation that comes out of who you are. Your dance is you. It is one with you. It is an outward expression of you. It says, "I am."
Who are you at work, or stressed out, or at play, or making love, or drinking coffee, or chatting with a friend, or staring eyeball to eyeball with an emboldened sea gull at Percival Landing? Who are you? You are. Period.
The I am is free, safe, at peace, joyful, wide open. No need for ornaments.
