A quote by C.G. Jung

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“One cannot individuate as long as one is playing a role to oneself; the convictions one has about oneself are the most subtle form of persona and the most subtle obstacle against any true individuation. One can admit practically anything, yet somewhere one retains the idea that one is nevertheless so-and-so, and this is always a sort of final argu... See more

A quote by C.G. Jung

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The individuation process is akin to the Christ-impulse. It is about piercing through the illusions that the lower-ego has identified with and the reconstituting of lower/karmic attachments, patterns, and urges to achieve greater wholeness and unity with the All.

The Self (The "I" or Individuality) is less about becoming.

It is more about realizing.