The book ‘Search for Brahman & Self’ helps us to understand our basic nature, identity and existence of our real self i.e. ego ‘I’. We all are haunted by the eternal question ‘Who am I’. We want to know who really we are. From where we have come in this world and where will we go after death? What really we are? Who created us? What does He wants to achieve from us? What is our role? We all are in search to know our own-self (soul) and the Creator Brahman. This book is an answer to our basic quest. Brahman has created us out of Himself thru His Maya. Maya has separated us from Brahman and created ignorance to forget our identity. But we are the part & parcel of Brahman. We have lost our real identity due to Maya. This book is a practical guide to remove the curtains of Maya, so that we can know our self & merge back into Brahman. Then only we can really say that ‘I am Brahman’ or ‘So-ham’ or ‘Thou Art That I am’. There is no equivalent word for Brahman in English language /dictionary. Brahman doesn’t exactly mean God or Allah or Bhagwan or Parmatma. The word God has come from Bible in Old-Testament, which has a very narrow meaning of word God. As per Bible God is like a human being, lives in Heaven along with His family and has a son. There are limitations on God that He can’t be a female and have a daughter. Whatever He says happens. He created Heaven and earth only about 6,000 years before. He is neither omnipotent nor omnipresent nor omniscient etc. The readers must keep this in mind that Brahman doesn’t mean God in Christianity. Book clarifies that Brahman is not like a human being sitting alone on a thorn in the heaven. The whole universe is physical body of Brahman on which He has a complete control. Brahman is omnipresent, omniscient, omnipotent and Omni-watching too without any physical sense organ. You can also become That. Dharam Vir Mangla