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Title: this really is a book about nothing
Review: halfway up a mountain, neither fully awake or totally asleep. this is the state of modern western advaita and wayne is a perfect example of it.the uninvolved, distant realisation he is describing is a stage, a mark on the road to awakening, that the ten ox-herding pictures in zen both go beyond and fully complete.see, there is no return to the market in wayne's teaching, no deeper understanding of the world as 'that'. so if you stop at the zero point, where wayne suggests you fall into vacancy, you miss brahman AS the world and ultimately miss the whole damn point.so i would suggest you have a more careful and considered look at ramana before you settle for the shallows here, considering how the core and point of wayne's whole teaching is just a push towards greater depth when the understanding is more mature.
