Egoic separation
The term Egoic Separation refers to the subjective sense of identity that comes when a monad within the Fabric of Consciousnessintensifies to the point of self awareness, and then differentiates as a result of experience. The more individuated a monad feels, the less a subjective "identity of oneness" is experienced, and the more separated and individuated that monad is.
It is possible to operationalize this sense of separation. If you think of a scale between zero and ten where zero equals total identification with god (e.g. I am God) and ten equals total egoic independence (e.g. I am Michael Sharp) then you have a construct that can measure this important psychological variable.
As a side note, I would be interested operationalizing and developing a psychological scale that would measure egoic separation from the Fabric of Consciousness. Such a scale would be useful for psychologists and psychiatrists interesting in exploring the relationship between egoic separation and psychosis, schizophrenia, and other forms of intractable psychological difficulty. If you have psychometric and statistical expertise and are interested in helping to develop such a scale, please contact me.
See Also
The Book of Light
Sharp, Michael (2012). Egoic separation. The SpiritWiki: http://www.thespiritwiki.com/index.php/Egoic_separation [Accessed: May 19, 2012]
