Yes, Sir.... an eternal question that the humanity has been in search from the time immemorial and Science, Art, Philosophy and Religion are the different paths to go on search for the ultimate answer- the answer for the ultimate salvation.

Can 'Who am I? be answered through Science? Art? Philosophy? or by the Religion? Which one will be the right kind of path to follow? Or 'Is this Pathless Path'? What is it? Can 'Philosophical Nature Photography' lead us to solve this eternal koan of life? Can any form of Art give the answer of it? Can Meditation take us to beyond all this where there is no duality, no friction? Just I have meditating over this theme and trying to put this into my images.

The question is as huge and solid as a mountain. The crack in the stone is a portrayal of liquidity of abstraction with a hope to get the answer to the question- ‘Who am I?’ Right now, the answer is just like a shadow. Tfs.

Thanks and regards….

Dear Ganesh,

I've scribbled few things that came to my mind. Tried to put it in words.

Does the I keep changing every minute? Today's I will not be same as tomorrow's I, right? Or, even the very next minute it'll not remain same. So I keeps changing. Or the so called I remains constant and the meaning of I for me keeps changing with time and experience. But when do I realise the existence of I. When I'm happy do I realise there is something called I. Or when I'm not happy do I start searching for who am I. Why I am not happy because I'm not happy with what I have. Why do I feel that what I have is not satisfying because I compare it with what others have. Or it starts within me feeling the true sense that I don't have anything.
Who am I?

Best regards,
Prashanth

Ramana's observation was "Who is asking this question? " "Who wants to know ?" Maybe it is a paradoxical question. "I" exists precisely because of "Who am I ?" if the answer is found at that moment the "I" ceases and asks no more questions and gets dissolved ......

A simple yet profound image to go with the eternal question!, Ganesh. I don't know/understand much, but feel there will never be an answer to this question. Here is my all time fav answer saying 'what I am not'! .. by Bulleh Shah @ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTxZy32Fv_0
Regards.

Thanks for that interesting video, Nevil. I embedding it down here if someone to want to watch it here itself.