Who Am I? Yoga, Psychedelics and the Quest for Enlightenment is a deeply personal and philosophically rich exploration of humanity's oldest and most intimate question: Who am I, really? Drawing from the ancient wisdom of yoga and non-dual traditions, alongside the modern resurgence of psychedelic inquiry, Allowah Lani invites readers into a courageous and compassionate investigation of consciousness, identity, and awakening. Blending memoir, spiritual philosophy, and experiential insight, the book traces a seeker's journey through meditation, yogic practice, mystical states, and altered states of consciousness-not as ends in themselves, but as doorways pointing beyond the ego to a deeper, more unified sense of Self. With humility and clarity, Lani examines both the transformative potential and the limitations of spiritual techniques and psychedelic experiences, emphasizing that true awakening is not something to be achieved, but something to be remembered. Rather than offering easy answers or spiritual bypassing, Who Am I? encourages radical honesty, self-inquiry, and discernment. It explores how blissful experiences, visions, and peak states can inspire the path, yet ultimately must give way to a quieter, more profound realization: that what we are seeking is what we already are. At once grounded and expansive, this book speaks to yogis, psychonauts, spiritual seekers, and anyone drawn to the mystery of consciousness. It is an invitation to look beyond identities, beliefs, and experiences, and to rest in the direct recognition of being itself. Who Am I? is not just a story of a journey-it is a mirror, gently asking the reader to turn inward and discover the answer for themselves.