Postulates of the Self

Time and time again, I am left wondering who I am. In my search for the self I have come across certain postulates of the self that have helped me find my place in this world. I try to mention identities that are proven documentarally, actually, and theoretically; which is the basis of truth. Please check it out and let me know what you think.

The below mentioned words are what I gathered in my travels here in New York City. I find they work really well toward some level of functionality. I use such words with the understanding that we as humans are 99.99% the same. I try to take on the abilities of others unto myself.

So many have some kind of identity of one kind or the other. The below mentioned list is just my vain attempt at making sense of somethings which have worked for others and myself. May it also help you as it has helped me.

It is a brain teaser, I must say, and is influenced by the Rand institute which I read online at one time to say I am this or that. The book "The Fountainhead" by Ayn Rand is an interesting read recommened to me by Hillary Clinton, which states that dealing with the work life and the instuttional system can be really overwhelming and fitting into some kind of recprocity helps to overcome the odds. So check it out.

All these postulates of the self help with memory and will power. Somethings work. So give it a try and say the words that help you and are proven documentarilly, actually, and theoretically.

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0. Dietaraly, I am a Vegetarian
Being a vegetarian the food was really good. I read a book that every form of diet starts with beign vegetarian like peche-ovo-lacto-vegetarian, which is a pescatarian diet. The sweetmeats and Indian food was really good, to say the least. The Chinese food was also at another level.
1. Ethnicaly, I am a Desi
Being a Desi I dressed nice and bought good clothes.
2. Linguisticaly, I am an Anglophone
I opted for this postulate because in way although my second language is English, I do speak English predominantly and mostly throughout my life.
3. Culturaly, I am an American
As far as culture is concerned, I am inclined to say that I am American. I know of no other culture than American which is allured the world over. Since, I am also an American citizen I am proud to say that I am of the American culture.
4. Spiritualy, I am a Christian
Being a Christian the housing is really good.
5. Racialy, I am an Indian
Race nowadays is more of a social construct rather than a biological one. As such, since Indian is a valid social construct I opted for being racially Indian rather than anything else. For awhile I tried being racially an Asian but it led me into world of liquor, violence, prostitution, gambling, and cultism; which was no good.
6. Politicaly, I am a Democrat
Harrison Ford mentioned that whenever he is asked "what are you" he replys with Democrat. In a way, the Democratic party is in line with what I believe is as far as free education, healthcare, and universal basic income.
7. Economicaly, I am a Kamma
This time I am trying to be economically Kamma, which is my caste. Will it work? God only knows. Maybe it will work. I read that economic status is based on income, education, and profession. Indeed, that is what Kammas are known for. Kammas have a six figure income, have at least a master's diploma, and are of some profession as in lawyer or doctor. What is class in the west is caste in the east. Both class and caste are economic identities.
8. Ancestoraly, I am a Telugu
Will being Telugu engender a good family? Oddly enough although I am a Telugu by birth, it is only in my late 40s that I identified with being a Telugu. Go figure.
9. Anthropologicaly, I am a Dravidian
10. Astrologicaly, I am a Sagittarius
11. Intellectualy, I am a Superior
12. Avocationaly, I am a Webmaster
A relative of mine once told me that I need to have a good avocation. I must say that when I worked as a Web Assistant at NYU Stern School of Business that was the highlight of my life. I simply loved it. The whole of the internet just made sense. It is for that reason why I say that I am avocationaly a Webmaster. I know of nothing higher as a hobby.
13. Sexualy, I am a Hetero

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Notes:
The Paki identity is a new one for me so I still have time to figure it out. What will Paki lead me toward? I find Pakis are well recognized and are well protected from harm. Will being a Paki keep me safe from assault?

Being athropologically a Caucasian makes sense to me and is quite alluring given white privelege but I am inclined to say I am anthropologically a Negro. However, the Negro identity conflicts with the Indian race identity so I forgoed saying it for my self. So, I opted for being racially a Caucasian while I say to myself that I am existentially an Indian.

I must say that the Caucasian, Black, Hindu, and Brahmin identities do not work for me. The Hindu and Bramin identity is too pagan for me to identify with as a Christian and it would be anti-God. The Black identiy is another which refers to the Jewish, Zen, Vudu, Hindu, and LGBTQ Negroid race who are typicaly anti-Christ.

However, it behooves me to know why I cannot say that I am Caucasian for myself and get away with it. The Indian subcontinent, of where I am from, is in Caucasia and there is some evidence that Indians are Caucasian since most Indians are descended from the Aryans but here in America those who are Caucasian are considered White. In a way, I am not White or light skinned.