Speaker: Will I ever be able to know – Who am I? Or is that supposed to be left blank forever? It teases, it irritates and then you say,“Why can’t I find out the answers?”
“I must have an answer!” it demands!
There are two prerequisites for getting a real answer to any question. One, you must not already know the answer. To get an answer, you must not believe that you already know the answer.
You remember the very first question of the session in which we said that our mind is full of beliefs. If you already believe that you know who you are, can you ever really know who you are? But you know so much about who you are.
If I don’t look towards you and answer you, you will feel awkward. Doesn’t that suggest that you know that you are a body? *(Moving his head in o*ther direction) If I look at that side but still speak, you can still hear what I am speaking but you will not like it. If I am speaking to you, then you expect that I must face towards you. Right? Doesn’t that indicate that you firmly believe in yourself to be your body because it is your body that is there, right? Otherwise I could have looked that side also. But because your body is not placed there, so you feel offended.
You have a deep and firm belief about who you are. And when you already know the answer, how can I give you the answer?
