Asking Yourself "Who am I" meditation in words of Osho Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh

George Ivanovich Gurdjieff spread this technique with different approach. According to this technique, you have to remember "Who am I". Saint Raman spread this technique in the other corner of the world but he put stress on questioning yourself "Who am I?" Your mind can return you lots of answers but don't believe them. Your mind can say "You are a man", "You are rich or poor", You are literate or illiterate" or "You are this or that". Mind will keep answering. Your work is not to accept any answer because all the answers provided by your mind are fake.

Answers that you get from your mind are in the form of words. Anybody cannot be explained with words. Answers you get, come from scriptures, culture, society etc.
Suppose, I ask to myself "Who Am I?" My mind can give me an answer that "You are Jazz". It is not a real answer. My name cannot be my real identity. It was given by my parents to me. This answer came from society who know me by this name. If my mind answers "You are a rich boy" , then this answer came from the current money or assets I acquire. No answer can be acceptable from mind.

Keep asking yourself again and again "Who am I" and let this question enter deeper in your mind. The moment will come, when no answer will return. That will be the moment, when you are close to an answer. When no answer is coming, it means you are about to get an answer because your mind is settling down. I don't mean that you will getting any formal or traditional answer but it would be realization. A state of zero will surround you, it will make this question senseless that would be the real answer. To whom are you asking this question? Now there is nobody to answer this question. It will automatically stop the process of asking this question to yourself.

Try this meditation type, if you do it with interest, there is possibility that it will make you feel the moment of truth.