what is Sakkayaditti whats it meaning I have read about sakkayaditti

https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/sakkayaditti

Sakkayaditti means something in Buddhism, Pali.
please help me to clarify
This is a key concept in the Early Buddhist Texts:

MN 64: Anusetvevassa sakkāyadiṭṭhānusayo.
MN 64: Yet the underlying tendency to identity view still lies within them.

Identity View is the view that &quot;I am&quot;. For example, we say, &quot;I am Chinese&quot; or &quot;I am educated&quot; or &quot;I am poor&quot;, etc.
These personal perspectives contribute to suffering. If &quot;I am poor&quot;, then &quot;I want to be rich&quot;. If &quot;I am ugly&quot; then &quot;I want to be beautiful&quot;. Through study and practice, we step away from personal perspectives and abandon Identity View as not satisfying, not conducive to happiness. To be an Arahant, to be a Realized One, Identity View is abandoned entirely.
Sakkāyadiṭṭhi is the heresy of individuality
To be clear, that does not mean that Buddhists are all alike. The Buddha in fact insisted that each of us find the truth for ourselves. What it means is that Buddhists are alike in dismissing personal cravings as unskillful and unwholesome.