There are a lot of people who speak about the light without talking about Christ. You have asked me two questions here. Yet you have not said that you accept Jesus salvation as the Bible states it. You keep on wanting teasing me with questions while not making a statement.
Besides, the admonition was really rhetorical, anyway, regarding you personally.
I am the Light and Christ is the same meaning mate!
Granted, the following definition is very basic. None of it says anything about Christ meaning "I am the Light." Basically further, "Christ" simply means "Messiah" which means "Savior." From http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/christ?s=t:Besides, the admonition was really rhetorical, anyway, regarding you personally.
I am the Light and Christ is the same meaning mate!
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Christ
[krahyst]
noun
1. Jesus of Nazareth, held by Christians to be the fulfillment of prophecies in the Old Testament regarding the eventual coming of a Messiah.
2. the Messiah prophesied in the Old Testament (used chiefly in versions of the New Testament).
3. someone regarded as similar to Jesus of Nazareth.
interjection
4. Sometimes Offensive. (used as an oath or strong expression of disbelief, dismay, awe, disappointment, pain, etc.)
[krahyst]
noun
1. Jesus of Nazareth, held by Christians to be the fulfillment of prophecies in the Old Testament regarding the eventual coming of a Messiah.
2. the Messiah prophesied in the Old Testament (used chiefly in versions of the New Testament).
3. someone regarded as similar to Jesus of Nazareth.
interjection
4. Sometimes Offensive. (used as an oath or strong expression of disbelief, dismay, awe, disappointment, pain, etc.)
Sometimes I mix my words and maybe that's why people think that I don't accept the same thing that I speak,
Does it matter if someone thinks that you believe what you speak or not?but don't worry I am able to solve that problem when someone ask me. 
All I am trying to tell you is the meaning behind the words of Christ and his Apostles!
Well, thanks. However, as I pointed out above, the dictionary has the meanings. There are all kinds of Bible dictionaries and the Bible itself. But, thanks for your efforts... I think. All I am trying to tell you is the meaning behind the words of Christ and his Apostles!What is a level of consciousness? Why would one want to be more conscious that he is when he is conscious? If there is something in the idea of being conscious that you like, then go for it.
Why not?
Okay.Why not?
Well, I definitely suggest you to watch the Matrix and try to find the difference between the material and the spiritual world.
Good movie, right? But there wasn't really anything about the difference between the material world and the spiritual world in it. And even if there was, that wasn't the point of the movie.Christ was trying to teach is in His words, that we need to stop loving this world and embrace each other!
If you mean love when you say "embrace," that is definitely part of what Jesus was teaching.One does not need a special level of consciousness to believe in Jesus salvation.
Oh my God... Did I must repeat my self again? - Jesus Christ was that High level of consciousness, His words, acts, and miracles. He was telling us that we able to that only if we believe in HIM!
Oh my God... Did I must repeat my self again? - Jesus Christ was that High level of consciousness, His words, acts, and miracles. He was telling us that we able to that only if we believe in HIM!
I don't think that it is a requirement for you to repeat yourself. However, if you feel you must, go right ahead.
The Bible doesn't talk about reaching a higher level of consciousness by believing Jesus, or by believing in Jesus. That is what someone else is trying to suggest that the Bible means.
I am not saying that something like improved consciousness won't happen for those who believe in Jesus and His salvation work for them. All I am saying is that the Bible doesn't talk about it that way, and improved consciousness is not the important thing even if it does happen. Faith in Jesus for salvation is the important thing. If higher consciousness is attached to that somehow, great. The important thing is salvation.
Let me say one other thing. Even if a higher level of consciousness, or some form of improved consciousness, is what Jesus salvation is all about, since the Bible doesn't say it that way, it is unnecessary to consider it that way.
Does it matter if someone thinks that you believe what you speak or not?
Yes, because you already told me that I didn't accept the Christ salvation, because I don't see the Bible like you did it...
Well, thanks. However, as I pointed out above, the dictionary has the meanings. There are all kinds of Bible dictionaries and the Bible itself. But, thanks for your efforts... I think.
Did you ever try to read some books who are related whit the Bible and by a different examples to try to understand the meaning of the words in the New Testament?
Good movie, right? But there wasn't really anything about the difference between the material world and the spiritual world in it. And even if there was, that wasn't the point of the movie.
Okay, please tell me your point of view about the Matrix... I would love to read it!
The Bible doesn't talk about reaching a higher level of consciousness by believing Jesus, or by believing in Jesus. That is what someone else is trying to suggest that the Bible means.
If higher consciousness is attached to that somehow, great.
Let me say one other thing. Even if a higher level of consciousness, or some form of improved consciousness, is what Jesus salvation is all about, since the Bible doesn't say it that way, it is unnecessary to consider it that way.
You see, that is the main problem for all those who already read the Bible. Why don't try do see and think of the words that are written in the New Testament with a мodern scientific examples. Did you ever try that?