Book Synopsis
Have you been practising Bhagawan’s technique of “Who am I?” for a long time, but failed to obtain any significant positive result? Do you, at increasingly shorter intervals, catch yourself wondering or brooding whether the absence of a positive outcome might be because you aren’t executing the method properly, or because you aren’t trying hard enough, or attributable to some other, indiscernible reason? If so – this material is for you!
This little booklet is a humble attempt—by pair of serious seekers of Realisation, who have spent close to a quarter of a century studying Bhagawan’s teachings, both theoretically and implementing it in practice—to narrate the pitfalls and potholes that people who are likewise serious about Bhagawan’s method of “Who am I?” definitely need to avoid.
The intent behind offering this volume to the public is to clarify certain misconceptions about this practice that people are prone to believe and get trapped in, especially many inadequately informed Westerners, who, going by all outward appearances, seem to be particularly vulnerable to mistaking contemporary neo-Advaitic irrelevancies for Sri Maharshi’s profound method of seeking oneself (and not one’s Self!) This little booklet, therefore, is a humble attempt in that regard.