Books published by Advaita Press

Sage ? Poète ? Fou?Ram Tzu est tout cela... et moins encore !Mèlant paradoxe, esprit, satyre et clairvoyance, Ram Tzu déploie une vision véritablement unique de la spiritualité.Pouffant de rire une minute, nous nous débattons la minute suivante avec la reconnaissance de nous mème à mesure que Ram Tzu nous tend un parfait miroir, pour dans la foulée souligner le fait que nous sommes sans vètements

Estas cartas escritas por Wayne Liquorman entre 2004 y 2013 nos brindan la extraordinaria oportunidad de vislumbrar el interior del corazon y de la mente de un sabio Advaita contemporaneo. Documentan sus viajes, su relacion con Ramesh Balsekar, sus reacciones a acontecimientos de actualidad y sus respuestas a las preguntas de buscadores espirituales. Esta recopilacion constituye un conmovedor diario de nacimientos y muertes, tanto de la familia de Wayne como de la familia extendida que constituyen los buscadores que se han aproximado a el. De igual manera, nos permite seguir la trayectoria de su propia y unica Ensenanza Viva de Advaita."

The Final Truth is one of the most complex and rewarding of Ramesh's written works. It may well be the most comprehensive look at Advaita currently in print. It takes us on a rich and vivid journey from the arising of 'I AM' to the final dissolution into identification as pure Consciousness

In this book Ramesh reveals himself as a spiritual Master for the modern age. His insightful commentary unlocks the beauty and the mystery in this ancient text. He points us to the Understanding that is the true nature of us all.

Consciousness is all there is. So "who" is to know or seek "what"? All there is is the impersonal functioning of Consciousness, or God, reflecting within Itself the totality of manifestation. Live life making decisions and accepting the consequences as if you have free will - knowing it is Consciousness seeking, doing, living deciding...Ramesh Balsekar is an awakened sage whose long life has been devoted to Ramana Maharshi and whose final Guru was Nisargadatta Maharaj. He perfectly reflects both East and West-born and raised in Bombay, India, thinking and speaking in English, student of Sanskrit and translator of the Bhagavad Gita, intimately familiar with the Taoist and Chan classics as well as the new paradigm (Consciousness is all there is) which has emerged from quantum mechanics. Poignantly clear and precise and delightfully, humorous, his teaching makes life simple.