Even if someone is fortunate enough to ask this question, he or she is rarely given a proper and correct answer. In my student life, our teachers used to ask, "Who are you?" and thy would teach us that the answer should be "I am a student"."I am an Indian","I am Oriya","I am Hindu", and so on. These are not our real identities. What is your real identity? Who are you really? We identify ourselves with the body and the things related to the body. But the question remains, are we really the body?

vama-parsve sthitam tasya radhikam ca smaret tatah

nicina-nila-vasanam druta-hema-sama-prabham

patancalenavritardha-su-smeranana-pankajam

kanta-vaktre nyasta-nrityac- cakori-cancalekshanam

I meditate on Sri Rādhikā standing next to Krsna. Radha wears a fine blue dress, and Her beautiful bodily complexion resembles molten gold. Radharani half-covers Her beautiful smiling lotus face with the border of Her garment. Radha's restless eyes dance like cakori birds on Her charming face.  

vama-parsve sthitam tasya radhikam ca smaret tatah

nicina-nila-vasanam druta-hema-sama-prabham

patancalenavritardha-su-smeranana-pankajam

kanta-vaktre nyasta-nrityac- cakori-cancalekshanam

I meditate on Sri Rādhikā standing next to Krsna. Radha wears a fine blue dress, and Her beautiful bodily complexion resembles molten gold. Radharani half-covers Her beautiful smiling lotus face with the border of Her garment. Radha's restless eyes dance like cakori birds on Her charming face.