The Ultimate Understanding

Very good. We wu Wei influenced but wonderful expression of deeply profound ideas.

This book is dedicated to the great T.G. Gray, also known as Wei Wu Wei. Ramesh Balsekar is one of those rare sages from India who has adapted his terminology to the Western language and understanding. So, if you want an introduction in Advaita Vedanta, Ramesh' book is a perfect starter, and may bring you to the river's edge.On page 57, Ramesh writes:"there is no 'me' to make any spiritual effort".That may be a core message to many seekers.Jan Kersschot, author of "Nobody Home"

This book is dedicated to the great T.G. Gray, also known as Wei Wu Wei. Ramesh Balsekar is one of those rare sages from India who has adapted his terminology to the Western language and understanding. So, if you want an introduction in Advaita Vedanta, Ramesh' book is a perfect starter, and may bring you to the river's edge.On page 57, Ramesh writes:"there is no 'me' to make any spiritual effort".Jan Kersschot, author of "Nobody Home"

It is a beautifully crafted book and has the highest teachings of Advaita. It is easy to understand and is a treasure to keep. I would recommend it highly to all those Ramesh fans. Ramesh makes the highest spiritual knowledge accessible to all with the utmost simplicity. He is a great master, although he may not claim to be.