To achieve a comprehensive comprehension of our purpose, it is inadequate to rely solely on our individual perception of ourselves, actions, and intentions. Our existence is contingent on the whim of a transcendent Trinity, hence any attempts to establish an identity or anticipate divine response based solely on our own understanding will inevitably be inadequate. Even our interpretation of sacred texts cannot serve as an authoritative compass, as our comprehension is restricted by our human subjectivity.The concept of identity encompasses not only an individual's personal perception of themselves, but also the external perception of them that is shaped by others' interactions with a divine  Creator. If it is accepted that all things originate from the Almighty, then both tangible objects and abstract notions lack inherent worth. Furthermore, it cannot be assumed that discerning a moral lesson from life experiences necessarily reveals a fundamental truth about one's identity.The core is based on the belief that our identity is granted to us through the benevolence of a superior Creator. The pursuit of comprehending ourselves is intimately connected to the search for a Godly viewpoint of ourselves, and our ultimate satisfaction is achieved through uncovering this Gods power.