An Essay on the Not-self, Nothingness, and Being of Consciousness
This book discusses in detail how the absolute subjective nature of consciousness is not like anything else that can be thought of and, therefore, can only be expressed as negation of all that is, while at the same time it is the source of all that is.
Five Questions to Finding Peace of Mind and Authentic Happiness
Five questions are used as an outline to demonstrate how the principles of the Not-self doctrine bring about the peace of mind that is indispensable for achieving true happiness. The concepts of existentialism are used to explain how the nature of consciousness determines the nature of human happiness. It is like an Existential Buddhism work book.
Every Drop of Water and Every Grain of Salt on the Way to Authentic Happiness
This book demonstrates in detail why the absolute subjective nature of consciousness is what makes the consequences of our thoughts and actions unescapable; what I call the Red Rule of morality. Understanding this imperative in comprehending the cause of our suffering and gaining the peace of mind that brings about authentic happiness. Existentialism elucidates how this principle comes into play affecting our relationships. It is also this attribute of consciousness which underlies the principles of Buddhism and the nature of Enlightenment. Can you figure out the meaning of the inverted glass?