Title: professor of comparative religion
Review: I teach comparative religion at the university level and I have personally studied Advaita, Zen and Taoism since I was a teen-ager (I'm now 54). A woman introduced me to this book 30 years ago, but I wasn't quite ready for its exquisitely simple and profound message. Then, at age 41, after a couple decades of sadhana, I had a huge awakening. At the time, I subsequently looked for books that would help me to convey my understanding in clear English, and I returned to "I AM THAT" by Niz. Wow! Every line in the book resonated at the deepest level of enlightenment. I consider this the single best book on Advaita ever published. It cuts through illusion like a buzz saw. Also highly recommended: "Pointers from Nisargadatta Maharaj" by his most famous student, Ramesh Balsekar.
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