The question ‘Who am I?’ is the most important question a human being can ask. To feel some attraction to this question already signals an auspicious life. From the birth of this body something inside has been saying, ‘I am, I want, I know, I love, this is me, this is mine,’ but when asked, What or who is this ‘me’ or ‘I’? no clear answer is given or formed. The ‘I’ itself appears to know many things but it doesn’t know its own Self. What exactly arises as ‘I’? What is the substance or content of ‘I’? These are the most powerful questions that can emerge inside the human consciousness. Why powerful? Because they break open and dispel every delusion and so remove the ego’s grip on our being. Ego is the unreal identity and nature that makes us feel uneasy in the presence of other beings. It often brings fear and insecurity which cause us to hold onto feelings of rejection, jealousy, hatred and desire. However, by its very nature, ego can also help us to aspire for lasting freedom by forcing us to seek what is true within ourselves. Satsang speeds up our liberation. [[Mooji]]