The book Who Am I? has several notable versions and interpretations, each with a distinct focus:
- Sri Ramana Maharshi's "Who Am I?" is a classic spiritual text centered on self-enquiry. It consists of a series of questions and answers posed to Ramana Maharshi, guiding readers to discover their true self beyond the ego through introspection and meditation
. This version emphasizes direct spiritual insight and realization.
- The School of Life's "Who Am I?" is a self-knowledge book filled with psychological exercises designed to help readers develop a deeper understanding of themselves across various life areas such as relationships, work, and personal values. It uses playful, thought-provoking prompts to build a psychological portrait of the self
- Martyn Iles' "Who Am I? Solving the Identity Puzzle" approaches the question from a Christian biblical perspective. It addresses contemporary cultural challenges about identity, emphasizing that true identity is found in God's design and the gospel of Jesus Christ. The book aims to counter secular views on self-identity with biblical truth and is suitable for family devotions and study groups
Each of these books answers the question "Who am I?" from different perspectives—spiritual self-enquiry, psychological self-understanding, and Christian theological identity—offering readers varied approaches to exploring personal identity.
