365 Days with Nisargadatta Maharaj: The Fire of the Self (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798241493217)

Discover the depth, clarity, and liberating fire of Nisargadatta Maharaj in a daily journey that transforms your inner life one quiet moment at a time.

Nisargadatta Maharaj's words have awakened seekers around the world, pointing again and again to the simplicity of being, the freedom of awareness, and the peace found when the false self dissolves. 365 Days with Nisargadatta Maharaj: The Fire of the Self brings his essence into your daily rhythm with gentle meditations crafted to open the heart and steady the mind.

Each day offers a short, contemplative reflection inspired by his teachings: clear, direct, and grounded in the recognition of the Self. These meditations invite you to rest in presence, loosen your grip on identity, and rediscover the timeless awareness that has always been your true home.

Whether you are new to Nisargadatta or have walked with his teachings for years, this devotional companion will become a quiet refuge - a guide to remembering who you are beneath all changing experience.

In this book you will find:

• Daily meditations rooted in the essence of Advaita Vedānta and Nisargadatta's uncompromising clarity.

• A year-long journey that nurtures presence, surrender, and inner stillness.

• Accessible language that brings profound wisdom into everyday life.

• A contemplative structure designed to deepen self-inquiry and awaken awareness.

Immerse yourself in these daily reflections and let the quiet of being reveal the freedom already alive within you.

About the Author

365 Days Press in collaboration with William John Devprakash
William John Devprakash is an American contemplative writer whose life has been shaped by the search for truth across cultures and traditions. Born in the foothills of Oregon and drawn inward from a young age, he encountered the teachings of Advaita Vedānta in his early twenties - an encounter that changed the course of his inner life. His Indian spiritual name, Devprakash ("Light of the Divine"), was given by a mentor in Mumbai who recognized his longing for direct experience of the Self. From his home in Northern California, he continues to write on presence, awareness, and the simplicity of being, offering gentle guidance to seekers around the world.