According to Osho, the psychological ‘Who am I?’ is the ego’s crisis—mind-manufactured identity, a drama that keeps you separate and suffering. The spiritual ‘Who am I?’ is an inquiry that first negates ego, then even the subtle self, until nothing remains but pure witnessing. In that emptiness, the oceanic, non-separate reality flowers: liberation, peace, and the end of trauma.
One is your mind worrying about who you are; the other looks so deeply that the ‘someone’ vanishes and only quiet awareness remains.