Clear the confusion and empty the mind for salvation to happen. This book shows you the way. Conditioned as they are by hundreds of years of confusion, spiritual seekers have come to have the idea that the self realized sage is a kind of superman, a 'perfect' human being, totally in control of his mind and body, totally disciplined, whom everybody looks up to for advice and guidance in all situations in life, and who will protect his disciples from all difficulties in life. This is a total misconception.
Ramesh S. Balsekar was a disciple of the late Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj, a renowned Advaita master. From early childhood, Balsekar was drawn to Advaita, a nondual teaching, particularly the teachings of Ramana Maharshi and Wei Wu Wei. He wrote more than 20 books, was president of the Bank of India, and received guests daily in his home in Mumbai until shortly before his death.
Balsekar taught from the tradition of Advaita Vedanta nondualism. His teaching begins with the idea of an ultimate Source, Brahman, from which creation arises. Once creation has arisen, the world and life operate mechanistically according to both Divine and natural laws. While people believe that they are actually doing things and making choices, free will is in fact an illusion. All that happens is caused by this one source, and the actual identity of this source is pure Consciousness, which is incapable of choosing or doing.
If you have read any other of Balsekar's books, don't read another one. They are all just the same books in different order, not even rehashed. Definitely read one of his books though. My favourite one of his is The Essence of the Ashtavakra Gita. Maybe because it was the first one I read of his work. I do feel my spiritual search is ending though.
Most of the spiritual teachers talks about how destiny controls everything but never cared to deep dive into it. Hindus in general have accepted the principle just as any other superstition but this books tries to prove it to you.
Its the basic illusion that you are the doer which in turn creates the self. Buddha, Ramana Maharishi, Nisargdatta Maharaj and other mentioned the same thing.
There is no 'You' and therefore there cannot be the 'Other'.
This book is so clear, filled with repetitions of the basic teaching. I can't emphasize this book enough. Read it through, if it's clarity isn't seen then read it again.