The I Am Theory: A Unified Allegorical-Psychological Framework of Identity, Consciousness, and Scripture

The I Am Theory presents a groundbreaking reinterpretation of Scripture, identity, trauma, and consciousness. Drawing from psychology, literary analysis, developmental science, and biblical symbolism, this manuscript reframes the Bible as an allegorical map of human identity — from fragmentation to integration, exile to alignment, and awakening to purpose.

Rooted in the IAMQD model created by Lyndsay LaBrier, this theory explains how each movement of Scripture reflects internal psychological states:

• Eden → the unified self
• The Fall → fragmentation
• Egypt → survival mode
• Wilderness → healing and reconstruction
• Israel → authentic identity
• Prophets → conscience and truth
• Jesus → integrated identity
• Crucifixion → the collapse of the ego
• Resurrection → rebirth of the true self
• Revelation → the unveiling of consciousness
• The Rapture → awakening into divine identity

This work bridges spirituality and psychology, offering readers a new framework for understanding trauma, spiritual conflict, emotional regulation, identity formation, and personal transformation.

Perfect for:

• educators
• therapists
• spiritual leaders
• survivors rebuilding identity
• scholars
• readers deconstructing & reconstructing faith
• anyone searching for a deeper understanding of self

This is a full, original, copyrighted manuscript.

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