I Am That
About This Book
Translated by Maurice Frydman and widely regarded as one of the most powerful Advaita texts of the 20th century, this book records dialogues with Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj — a Mumbai bidi-seller who had realized the Self under his guru's brief instruction. His teaching is radical and uncompromising: the body, mind, and world are appearances in consciousness; the only reality is "I Am" prior to all concept.
What You'll Learn
The sense "I Am" — pure being without any attribute — is the only thing that is undeniably real; everything else is superimposed on it. The mind is simply consciousness getting entangled in its own content; freedom is recognizing that you are the witness, not what is witnessed. Liberation is not a future attainment — it is recognizing what you always are.
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