Pointers

Aged 60 and recently retired from his position as president of the Bank of India, Ramesh began attending Maharaj’s daily talks in Bombay, eventually serving a s a translator for the growing number of westerners drawn to Maharaj by the publication of his book, I Am That.
The writings in this book, Ramesh’s first, were spontaneous, the notes of a devotee reflecting on his master’s teaching. Capturing the spontaneity, wit, profound wisdom and incisive intuition that was Nisargadatta Maharaj, Balsekar distills the essence of Maharaj’s teaching.