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Playfully creative and profoundly irreverent, this book has emerged as my favorite among the eight that Wei Wu Wei (a pseudonym of Terence Gray) penned in the later stages of his life. I love its surprisingly direct statements of nondual Truth and the classic and modern parables that illustrate them.
I’m inspired by this book’s interweaving of insights from various nondual spiritual traditions—Taoism, Zen/Ch’an Buddhism, and Advaita Vedanta—in a contemporary idiom but always supported by quotations from acknowledged masters of the past. Overall, I appreciate that I can open any page randomly and find something that will (recalling Neo’s meeting…
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