Who Am I?

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It was the deeper question every spiritual seeker asks to themselves, isn't it?

Sometimes I used to ask myself also? And I have tried to find the answer by reading many books!

As I asked this question to myself and tried to find the answer.

I needed to experience it fully.

Who Am I? 

I have a car, I have a good job, I have a lovely son, I have a lovely mother, I worship a lovely goddess, I have decent wealth, this Who Am I talking about my material status!

There is another version of Who Am I? I am not the body, I am not the blood, I am not the senses, I am not the fleshes, I am not the bones, I am not the Ojas!

Then Who Am I?

 Then after reading many books on spirituality, I came to know, I am awareness, I am witnessing the happenings of life, I am just awareness or consciously witnessing myself.

The answer sounds simple but it has a deeper meaning.

You walk on the road you see the accident,your mind is agitated by seeing the event, isn't it?

If you are getting attached to the event and your mind get disturbed to the event.

Will you be able to witness the event without attachment to the situation?

It is not possible, right?

If you lose the money which is something huge will you get detached from the situation, you won't right? You feel worried for losing the money.

Now we come to the question Who Am I? 

Without attachment, to any given situation, you totally aware of what is happening in and around you?

 That awareness is we are talking about Who Am I? 

That awareness is pervaded in everyone and everywhere and in every being, that awareness is subjective and objective.

That awareness can be called as divine, or god.

Everyone will be part and parcel of this awareness.

Many not aware of this awareness, many will be part of this awareness it is called maya or drama of life.

Some will play this drama of life, some will be part of these drama of life.

They think drama of life is very serious.

Very few will play in the drama, they know we are just a puppet of life.

When I am witness of these drama? capable of perceiving and aware of what is happening within an around of life?

Then I could say who I am!



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