The concept of "I AM" is central to the teachings of Jesus Christ in the New Testament of the Bible. In the Gospel of John, Jesus uses the phrase "I AM" to refer to himself as the eternal,

Self-knowledge is the knowledge that one has of one's own thoughts, feelings, and experiences. It is often associated with concepts, ideas, and myths because these are the ways in which we typically represent

The phrase "I AM" is often referred to as the mahamantra, or great mantra, in various spiritual traditions. A mantra is a sacred sound or syllable that is believed to have transformative powers

The phrase "I AM" is often used to refer to the concept of the self or the ego. In some spiritual teachings, the "I AM" is considered to be the heart of awareness, the source of

The concept of the inner I, or the self, is often thought of as the awareness, consciousness, and sense of knowing and being that allows us to perceive and experience the world around us. It is the subjective

In this paper, we will explore the idea that the statement "I exist" is the only knowledge present beyond all concepts. According to many philosophical traditions, the concept of self is at the

In this paper, we will explore the concept of The Inner I as the One Who Knows, and how this perspective can inform our understanding of knowledge and understanding. According to many philosophical traditions,

The Inner 'I' is an impersonal and immutable network Within SELF, or a Self-Network. Inner I Network being representative of the decentralized nature of an Inner Sovereign Knowing Intelligence Presence.