This document discusses the nature of personal identity and how it relates to broader concepts of humanity. It argues that while initial identities like family, culture and nationality are important, as one gains awareness they must be willing to rise above those identities to serve broader interests of mankind. Restricting oneself solely to narrow identities can justify selfishness and conflict with serving humanity. The key is not denying identities but expanding beyond them through concepts like universal unity and namasmarn, which allow one to blossom together with the universe rather than get trapped in restrictions.