Practising Who Am I

According to the book, everything a person is consciously aware of at any moment, whether an object or an event, is a unique characteristic of the Self or Absolute expressing itself in space-time. These characteristics self-destruct once fully expressed. The book says this wisdom is not an offshoot of the 'I'-Thought, and that observing it brings peace, tranquillity, calmness and the silence of pure Awareness. It presents Sage Ramana's teaching on overcoming the 'I'-Thought through practising 'Who Am I', and says this knowledge and wisdom was communicated to Anil Sharma by Sage Ramana.

Why You Should Read?

• Discover how the book connects objects and events to the Self or Absolute.
• Explore why the book says the 'I'-Thought must be observed objectively in the quest for Self-realisation.
• Learn how the book presents practising 'Who Am I' at a practical level in one's life.
• Understand the peace, tranquillity, calmness and silence of pure Awareness that the book says follows observing this wisdom.