Title: You are That.
Product review: If you are already well versed in meditation and Hindu thought you will love this book. The reason it doesn't answer all of the questions is because the answers to the big ones are beyond mind and speech. Ramana Maharshi is teaching the reader a technique for identifying your self with that which is infinite. "Be as you are" transcends the ego-based quest with all it's ups and downs and hacks at the root of ignorance: identification with the wrong thing.
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