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No-thing - ungraspable freedom

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Contributors:

Andreas MÃ¼ller

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Books on Demand

Binding:

Paperback

Book Category:

Philosophy

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Release Date:

2016-04-18

ISBN 13:

9783839152928

Weight:

0.65 lbs

Size:

8.27 x 5.83 x 0.51 inches

Pages:

242

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No-thing: Ungraspable Freedom by Andreas Müller

This philosophical work examines the fundamental nature of consciousness and the illusion of separation. Andreas Müller presents a direct inquiry into the concept of 'I am' and its role in creating the experience of individuality.

Core Philosophical Concepts

The book explores how 'I am' functions as a dream state—an energetic configuration that experiences itself as separate from the whole. Müller points to a natural reality he describes as 'no-thing', a state beyond the conventional understanding of existence and non-existence. This reality transcends the energetic framework of 'I am', which the author exposes as fundamentally illusory.

The central premise challenges the notion of a separate self. According to Müller, there is no independent 'I' that exists apart from the totality of existence. The dissolution of 'I am' represents not a death in the conventional sense, but rather the recognition that nothing was ever truly alive as a separate entity. What remains is aliveness itself—an ungraspable freedom that cannot be possessed or contained by any conceptual framework.

Content and Structure

This paperback contains carefully selected extracts from Andreas Müller's talks delivered between 2017 and 2019. The material reflects years of public seminars and discussions that began in 2011, distilling complex non-dual teachings into accessible written form. The compilation offers readers direct pointers to understanding consciousness, awareness, and the nature of reality beyond conventional spiritual frameworks.

Philosophical Context

Drawing from traditions of non-duality and Advaita philosophy, this work provides a contemporary perspective on ancient questions about the self and reality. The approach emphasizes direct recognition over conceptual understanding, pointing readers toward an experiential insight rather than intellectual accumulation. Müller's teaching style focuses on exposing the mechanisms of separation rather than building new belief systems.

About the Author

Andreas Müller has been conducting talks and seminars since 2011, developing a distinctive approach to non-dual teachings. His work emphasizes the recognition of what is already present rather than the attainment of future states. This book represents a synthesis of his teaching methodology and core insights from nearly a decade of public presentations.

Published by Books on Demand, this philosophical text serves readers interested in consciousness studies, self-inquiry, and the fundamental questions of existence and awareness.

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