There is probably no person alive who has not pondered that which some intellects have termed “ultimate reality” – the source of animation and activation that expresses the phenomenon that we call life. Because this noumenon is immaterial, to the senses, it is sometimes described as “spirit”.
An interest in the spiritual need not have any inherent relationship with what is defined as religion. It can be free of: required beliefs; worship of forms (or even the absence of form); dictates of regulated behaviour; or ideas of right versus wrong. It can be free of all doctrine or dogma, allowing you to discern and verify for yourself what is true.
This book is not an inquiry into the supposed existence (or non-existence) of a god or gods, but an investigation into the relationship (if any) between the self, that you are conscious of, and the ultimate reality in which you are conscious of it. And this is a discovery which can be immediate and direct, without reliance on any religious propositions.
These monographs are a selection concerning nondual realization. Some were written as a reply to letters from correspondents; others were written as a response to a specific inquiry, resulting from an in-person or telephone discussion, over the years since 1988.
They appear in no particular order. However, there is a (loose) arrangement in terms of complexity, with some on an earlier subject perhaps making a later subject clearer.
The teachings of nonduality have begun to come of age in the West, recognized (at last) as the central essence of Zen, Dzochen, Tao, Vedanta, Sufism, and of Christians such as Meister Eckhart. In particular, the recorded teachings of sages (such as Ramana Maharshi and Nisargadatta Maharaj) have paved the way for a contemporary generation of illuminating speakers and writers.
Due to the informal style of these monographs, quotations are sometimes abridged, or words emphasized; and English words may be substituted for Sanskrit, etc.
Since these monographs were written for persons of varied interest in the subject, and since each was written independently of the others, there is (regrettably) some unavoidable repetition. Nevertheless, each one has something unique to say, which is why it was selected for inclusion here.
As Ramesh Balsekar has said,
“Even for those who have already understood something very clearly, a particular statement made in a particular context often brings out a subtle aspect which had earlier escaped their attention. It is therefore important not to take a repetition lightly, as a mere repetition."
Self- Realization is not Religion
There is probably no person alive who has not pondered that which some intellects have termed "ultimate reality" - the source of animation and activation that expresses the phenomenon that we call life. Because this noumenon is immaterial, to the senses, it is sometimes described as "spirit".
An interest in the spiritual need not have any inherent relationship with what is defined as religion. It can be free of: required beliefs; worship of forms (or even the absence of form); dictates of regulated behaviour; or ideas of right versus wrong. It can be free of all doctrine or dogma, allowing you to discern and verify for yourself what is true.
In the latter category, is an area of interest in ultimate reality (or the "spiritual") which is referred to as self-realization. This is a direct, unmediated confirmation of the nature of truth concerning the root questions of worldly existence: what can be said about this life?
There is a motivation for exploring this area, this personal investigation into our intrinsic essence. Each person, universally, possesses a sense of immediate and unique presence. This specialized sense of personification results in an experiential image or form which is characterized as our ego.
This ego plays a pivotal and crucial role in our relationships with other life forms. Resolving the questions about the nature of ultimate reality can have a profound effect on the isolation or alienation that we countenance from within the perspective of our encapsulating, or self- limiting, ego. It is this ego which is the progenitor of the bulk of the conflict which we daily experience, for the duration of a lifetime.
The consequence of the internal inquiry, into what you are that is in transcendence of the individual ego, is the revelatory awareness that is known as self-realization. This can be independent of any and all of the behaviour and attitudes that are associated with religion. This is not an inquiry into the supposed existence (or non-existence) of a god or gods, but an investigation into the relationship (if any) between the self, that you are conscious of, and the ultimate reality in which you are conscious of it. And this is a discovery which can be immediate and direct, without reliance on any religious propositions.
Acknowledgements ("to admit, confess") | 1 | |
Preface | 2 | |
Self-Realization is not Religion | 3 | |
The Absolute Enigma | 7 | |
Know Thy Self: An Owner's Manual | 14 | |
Framing the Question | 15 | |
Plain Talk | 17 | |
The Subject/Object Illusion | 20 | |
Where I am Not | 21 | |
Realization, Plain and Simple | 22 | |
Message from Galilee | 24 | |
The Silencing Question | 26 | |
The Bottom Line | 28 | |
Fabled Enlightenment | 29 | |
Neti, Neti | 30 | |
Mind (from the Greek "menos"; spirit, force) | 34 | |
Your Departure Time | 35 | |
Substantive Enlightenment | 37 | |
Starting a Revolution | 40 | |
Who Is God? | 42 | |
Science as Spirituality | 42 | |
The Beat Goes On | 46 | |
Who Says 'That Thou Art'? | 47 | |
Tiger By The Tail | 49 | |
You're Not Responsible | 51 | |
The Needle's Eye | 54 | |
The Truth Shall Set You Free | 56 | |
Keeping It Simple | 57 | |
Five-Word Key | 58 | |
The Neutrino Parable | 60 | |
In a Rut | 61 | |
Mother Teresa's Devil | 62 | |
Three-Word Solution | 65 | |
False Leads | 67 | |
Doing Our Homework | 68 | |
Within Oneness as Oneness Within | 72 | |
I.D. ea | 74 | |
Unquestionable Purpose | 75 | |
Who Is the Dier? | 76 | |
The Black Period | 77 | |
Walking Through It | 79 | |
"No Thing from the Start" - Hui Neng | 80 | |
Who Has Ears to Hear | 82 | |
What's Happening? | 83 | |
Nine Contemplative Stanzas | 84 | |
The Soul of Humanity | 85 | |
In a Word | 87 | |
Erasing the Lines | 87 | |
Most Vital Principle | 91 | |
Awareness: No Real Difference | 93 | |
Hear Now | 95 | |
Suffering: A Practical Response | 97 | |
Have Love, Will Travel | 98 | |
No Thought for the | 99 | |
Relative Beads, Absolute Thread | 101 | |
Manifestation Is 'Appearance" | 103 | |
Freedom Now | 105 | |
No Creation, No Destruction | 105 | |
Feeling the Way | 109 | |
Square One | 111 | |
Thy Will or Mine? | 112 | |
Eightfold Checklist | 113 | |
Mandate | 114 | |
All One Can Hope For | 115 | |
Suchness | 116 | |
Meditative Mind | 115 | |
Sexuality | 120 | |
Describing the Indescribable | 121 | |
Vedanta in a Nutshell | 122 | |
Real Romance | 125 | |
No Choice | 127 | |
"And the Word was God | 129 | |
Meditation? | 131 | |
It's Vital | 133 | |
What Jesus Knew | 136 | |
The Theory of Unity | 137 | |
Shall I Read Further? | 138 | |
Connecting the Dots | 140 | |
Not to Worry | 143 | |
A Self-Created Myth | 144 | |
Spiritual Joy | 145 | |
(Dis) Solving the Problem | 145 | |
The Energy of Intelligence | 146 | |
Karma: In the Dream World | 148 | |
Where Are you? | 150 | |
Present Right Now | 150 | |
Upstaging the Actor | 152 | |
The Empty Page | 154 | |
What Is Needed? | 155 | |
Homily for Sunday School | 156 | |
Call the First Witness | 156 | |
Radical ("the root") | 159 | |
Absolute Awareness (Short Course) | 160 | |
Get Over Your "self" | 163 | |
Dying Daily | 164 | |
Whence God's Will? | 167 | |
Love or Fear? | 168 | |
At Oneness | 169 | |
Divine Energy is the Divine | 172 | |
Thy Will Be Done | 174 | |
Supreme Be-ing | 175 | |
On First Base | 176 | |
Buddha's Advice | 177 | |
Forgive? Or "Forget"? | 178 | |
How They Died | 180 | |
Expose Shadows to the Light | 182 | |
Out of Busi-ness | 183 | |
Your Choice of Words | 184 | |
Un-Conditional Awareness | 185 | |
Do Unto Others | 186 | |
Stillness is Acceptance | 186 | |
"Who" Understands it All? | 187 | |
The Crossing Over | 188 | |
Be As You Are | 189 | |
Who's Responsible? | 190 | |
"Nothing to stand on" (Buddhist pointer) | 193 | |
Many Questions, One Answer | 194 | |
Two Clarifications | 194 | |
True Self | 195 | |
Idolatry | 196 | |
See the World? | 197 | |
Who's Answering Your Questions? | 199 | |
The Devil Claims Responsibility | 200 | |
Embraceable you | 202 | |
Who's Hurting? | 202 | |
The One Question | 204 | |
The Message from the Universe | 206 | |
A Major Shift | 207 | |
The Need for Affirmation | 208 | |
Who's Stressed? | 209 | |
Fire Consumes Forms | 210 | |
Ad Infinitum | 211 | |
Life Sentence | 213 | |
The No-Thought Experience | 214 | |
"Jesus said | 215 | |
The Undoing of the Doer | 217 | |
The Shadow World | 218 | |
Busted | 219 | |
The Eternal Freedom | 219 | |
"Self-Generating" | 222 | |
"You": Not Actor or Acted Upon | 224 | |
The "see" in Consciousness | 224 | |
Changes of Life | 226 | |
Look Within | 226 | |
Self-Emptying Awareness | 228 | |
The Final Question | 230 | |
Without Destination | 232 | |
Mind is in the I-Thought | 233 | |
Dying is Collapse | 235 | |
Advice from the Holy Spirit | 236 | |
Fear as Feeling | 238 | |
Ac-tor : role-player | 240 | |
The Sword's Point | 241 | |
More of the Same | 243 | |
Concern for Others | 244 | |
Self-acceptance | 245 | |
You Contain Nothing | 246 | |
Purging the Mind | 247 | |
Desire | 248 | |
Only One Question | 249 | |
Will or Destiny? | 250 | |
No Entry; No Exit | 252 | |
How the Story Ends | 252 | |
No Problem | 254 | |
Half Right | 255 | |
Means to an End | 258 | |
The Rusty Key | 258 | |
Dualism: "Subject" / "Object" Relationships | 260 | |
Can Pain Be Conquered? | 260 | |
Beyond Reason | 261 | |
Postscript | 262 | |
Beginner's Mind | 263 | |
A Letter to the Self | 264 | |
Your Enlightened Moment | 265 | |
this | 266 | |
Deincarnation | 268 | |
Awareness of Being | 269 | |
Right Action | 270 | |
"Just As lAm" - hymn | 271 | |
Forsake Deliverance | 274 | |
Buddha-mind, Buddha-nature | 275 | |
Looking for What You Want | 277 | |
Dzochen: (the) "Great Perfection" | 278 | |
Nondual in Christianity | 280 | |
No Exit | 280 | |
Whose "Will to Live" or | 282 | |
Neti, Neti: Not "I', not "God" | 285 | |
The Essential Principle | 286 | |
Mind is Buddha | 287 | |
Where There's Smoke | 289 | |
Letting in the Light | 289 | |
Your True Identity | 290 | |
Floor-painting Experience | 291 | |
This is Freedom | 292 | |
The Sole Revolution | 294 | |
Clarifying the Natural State | 295 | |
The End of "Reconciliation" | 297 | |
Death: Where To From Here? | 298 | |
To One Who Understands | 299 | |
The Teacher is the Taught | 300 | |
What Price Freedom? | 302 | |
True (troo), adj.: As It Is | 302 | |
Surrender of the Ego | 303 | |
The Mystery Revealed | 304 | |
Time Depends On "you" | 305 | |
Where to Look | 306 | |
The Critical Question | 308 | |
One Mile at a Time | 309 | |
Unbroken Awareness | 310 | |
You Before You Were Born | 312 | |
One Friend to Another | 313 | |
Pain and Liberation | 316 | |
No Experience Necessary | 317 | |
No Disconnection | 318 | |
Quenching the Candle | 319 | |
No Thought | 320 | |
"How Much?" | 322 | |
Just Another Hymn | 324 | |
Killing Buddha | 325 | |
"How Are You?" | 326 | |
Energy Is Energy | 327 | |
Devastation: "make empty" | 328 | |
Dialogue | 329 | |
Ungrasping | 331 | |
The Consummate Fireball | 334 | |
"Accepting" Bliss | 335 | |
Consciousness Is | 337 | |
Love Letter | 338 | |
Beyond Thought | 339 | |
Halleluyah | 340 | |
From Origination, to Decay | 341 | |
The Greatest Story | 343 | |
Political Activism | 343 | |
"Untitled" | 345 | |
Still Life | 347 | |
Soul Talk | 347 | |
The Irony of God | 348 | |
Transformation Is Not Interpretation | 350 | |
What would Buddha do? | 351 | |
Yea, Listen to the Mockingbird! | 352 | |
Coda | 355 | |
Alphabetical Title Index | 356 |
There is probably no person alive who has not pondered that which some intellects have termed “ultimate reality” – the source of animation and activation that expresses the phenomenon that we call life. Because this noumenon is immaterial, to the senses, it is sometimes described as “spirit”.
An interest in the spiritual need not have any inherent relationship with what is defined as religion. It can be free of: required beliefs; worship of forms (or even the absence of form); dictates of regulated behaviour; or ideas of right versus wrong. It can be free of all doctrine or dogma, allowing you to discern and verify for yourself what is true.
This book is not an inquiry into the supposed existence (or non-existence) of a god or gods, but an investigation into the relationship (if any) between the self, that you are conscious of, and the ultimate reality in which you are conscious of it. And this is a discovery which can be immediate and direct, without reliance on any religious propositions.
These monographs are a selection concerning nondual realization. Some were written as a reply to letters from correspondents; others were written as a response to a specific inquiry, resulting from an in-person or telephone discussion, over the years since 1988.
They appear in no particular order. However, there is a (loose) arrangement in terms of complexity, with some on an earlier subject perhaps making a later subject clearer.
The teachings of nonduality have begun to come of age in the West, recognized (at last) as the central essence of Zen, Dzochen, Tao, Vedanta, Sufism, and of Christians such as Meister Eckhart. In particular, the recorded teachings of sages (such as Ramana Maharshi and Nisargadatta Maharaj) have paved the way for a contemporary generation of illuminating speakers and writers.
Due to the informal style of these monographs, quotations are sometimes abridged, or words emphasized; and English words may be substituted for Sanskrit, etc.
Since these monographs were written for persons of varied interest in the subject, and since each was written independently of the others, there is (regrettably) some unavoidable repetition. Nevertheless, each one has something unique to say, which is why it was selected for inclusion here.
As Ramesh Balsekar has said,
“Even for those who have already understood something very clearly, a particular statement made in a particular context often brings out a subtle aspect which had earlier escaped their attention. It is therefore important not to take a repetition lightly, as a mere repetition."
Self- Realization is not Religion
There is probably no person alive who has not pondered that which some intellects have termed "ultimate reality" - the source of animation and activation that expresses the phenomenon that we call life. Because this noumenon is immaterial, to the senses, it is sometimes described as "spirit".
An interest in the spiritual need not have any inherent relationship with what is defined as religion. It can be free of: required beliefs; worship of forms (or even the absence of form); dictates of regulated behaviour; or ideas of right versus wrong. It can be free of all doctrine or dogma, allowing you to discern and verify for yourself what is true.
In the latter category, is an area of interest in ultimate reality (or the "spiritual") which is referred to as self-realization. This is a direct, unmediated confirmation of the nature of truth concerning the root questions of worldly existence: what can be said about this life?
There is a motivation for exploring this area, this personal investigation into our intrinsic essence. Each person, universally, possesses a sense of immediate and unique presence. This specialized sense of personification results in an experiential image or form which is characterized as our ego.
This ego plays a pivotal and crucial role in our relationships with other life forms. Resolving the questions about the nature of ultimate reality can have a profound effect on the isolation or alienation that we countenance from within the perspective of our encapsulating, or self- limiting, ego. It is this ego which is the progenitor of the bulk of the conflict which we daily experience, for the duration of a lifetime.
The consequence of the internal inquiry, into what you are that is in transcendence of the individual ego, is the revelatory awareness that is known as self-realization. This can be independent of any and all of the behaviour and attitudes that are associated with religion. This is not an inquiry into the supposed existence (or non-existence) of a god or gods, but an investigation into the relationship (if any) between the self, that you are conscious of, and the ultimate reality in which you are conscious of it. And this is a discovery which can be immediate and direct, without reliance on any religious propositions.
Acknowledgements ("to admit, confess") | 1 | |
Preface | 2 | |
Self-Realization is not Religion | 3 | |
The Absolute Enigma | 7 | |
Know Thy Self: An Owner's Manual | 14 | |
Framing the Question | 15 | |
Plain Talk | 17 | |
The Subject/Object Illusion | 20 | |
Where I am Not | 21 | |
Realization, Plain and Simple | 22 | |
Message from Galilee | 24 | |
The Silencing Question | 26 | |
The Bottom Line | 28 | |
Fabled Enlightenment | 29 | |
Neti, Neti | 30 | |
Mind (from the Greek "menos"; spirit, force) | 34 | |
Your Departure Time | 35 | |
Substantive Enlightenment | 37 | |
Starting a Revolution | 40 | |
Who Is God? | 42 | |
Science as Spirituality | 42 | |
The Beat Goes On | 46 | |
Who Says 'That Thou Art'? | 47 | |
Tiger By The Tail | 49 | |
You're Not Responsible | 51 | |
The Needle's Eye | 54 | |
The Truth Shall Set You Free | 56 | |
Keeping It Simple | 57 | |
Five-Word Key | 58 | |
The Neutrino Parable | 60 | |
In a Rut | 61 | |
Mother Teresa's Devil | 62 | |
Three-Word Solution | 65 | |
False Leads | 67 | |
Doing Our Homework | 68 | |
Within Oneness as Oneness Within | 72 | |
I.D. ea | 74 | |
Unquestionable Purpose | 75 | |
Who Is the Dier? | 76 | |
The Black Period | 77 | |
Walking Through It | 79 | |
"No Thing from the Start" - Hui Neng | 80 | |
Who Has Ears to Hear | 82 | |
What's Happening? | 83 | |
Nine Contemplative Stanzas | 84 | |
The Soul of Humanity | 85 | |
In a Word | 87 | |
Erasing the Lines | 87 | |
Most Vital Principle | 91 | |
Awareness: No Real Difference | 93 | |
Hear Now | 95 | |
Suffering: A Practical Response | 97 | |
Have Love, Will Travel | 98 | |
No Thought for the | 99 | |
Relative Beads, Absolute Thread | 101 | |
Manifestation Is 'Appearance" | 103 | |
Freedom Now | 105 | |
No Creation, No Destruction | 105 | |
Feeling the Way | 109 | |
Square One | 111 | |
Thy Will or Mine? | 112 | |
Eightfold Checklist | 113 | |
Mandate | 114 | |
All One Can Hope For | 115 | |
Suchness | 116 | |
Meditative Mind | 115 | |
Sexuality | 120 | |
Describing the Indescribable | 121 | |
Vedanta in a Nutshell | 122 | |
Real Romance | 125 | |
No Choice | 127 | |
"And the Word was God | 129 | |
Meditation? | 131 | |
It's Vital | 133 | |
What Jesus Knew | 136 | |
The Theory of Unity | 137 | |
Shall I Read Further? | 138 | |
Connecting the Dots | 140 | |
Not to Worry | 143 | |
A Self-Created Myth | 144 | |
Spiritual Joy | 145 | |
(Dis) Solving the Problem | 145 | |
The Energy of Intelligence | 146 | |
Karma: In the Dream World | 148 | |
Where Are you? | 150 | |
Present Right Now | 150 | |
Upstaging the Actor | 152 | |
The Empty Page | 154 | |
What Is Needed? | 155 | |
Homily for Sunday School | 156 | |
Call the First Witness | 156 | |
Radical ("the root") | 159 | |
Absolute Awareness (Short Course) | 160 | |
Get Over Your "self" | 163 | |
Dying Daily | 164 | |
Whence God's Will? | 167 | |
Love or Fear? | 168 | |
At Oneness | 169 | |
Divine Energy is the Divine | 172 | |
Thy Will Be Done | 174 | |
Supreme Be-ing | 175 | |
On First Base | 176 | |
Buddha's Advice | 177 | |
Forgive? Or "Forget"? | 178 | |
How They Died | 180 | |
Expose Shadows to the Light | 182 | |
Out of Busi-ness | 183 | |
Your Choice of Words | 184 | |
Un-Conditional Awareness | 185 | |
Do Unto Others | 186 | |
Stillness is Acceptance | 186 | |
"Who" Understands it All? | 187 | |
The Crossing Over | 188 | |
Be As You Are | 189 | |
Who's Responsible? | 190 | |
"Nothing to stand on" (Buddhist pointer) | 193 | |
Many Questions, One Answer | 194 | |
Two Clarifications | 194 | |
True Self | 195 | |
Idolatry | 196 | |
See the World? | 197 | |
Who's Answering Your Questions? | 199 | |
The Devil Claims Responsibility | 200 | |
Embraceable you | 202 | |
Who's Hurting? | 202 | |
The One Question | 204 | |
The Message from the Universe | 206 | |
A Major Shift | 207 | |
The Need for Affirmation | 208 | |
Who's Stressed? | 209 | |
Fire Consumes Forms | 210 | |
Ad Infinitum | 211 | |
Life Sentence | 213 | |
The No-Thought Experience | 214 | |
"Jesus said | 215 | |
The Undoing of the Doer | 217 | |
The Shadow World | 218 | |
Busted | 219 | |
The Eternal Freedom | 219 | |
"Self-Generating" | 222 | |
"You": Not Actor or Acted Upon | 224 | |
The "see" in Consciousness | 224 | |
Changes of Life | 226 | |
Look Within | 226 | |
Self-Emptying Awareness | 228 | |
The Final Question | 230 | |
Without Destination | 232 | |
Mind is in the I-Thought | 233 | |
Dying is Collapse | 235 | |
Advice from the Holy Spirit | 236 | |
Fear as Feeling | 238 | |
Ac-tor : role-player | 240 | |
The Sword's Point | 241 | |
More of the Same | 243 | |
Concern for Others | 244 | |
Self-acceptance | 245 | |
You Contain Nothing | 246 | |
Purging the Mind | 247 | |
Desire | 248 | |
Only One Question | 249 | |
Will or Destiny? | 250 | |
No Entry; No Exit | 252 | |
How the Story Ends | 252 | |
No Problem | 254 | |
Half Right | 255 | |
Means to an End | 258 | |
The Rusty Key | 258 | |
Dualism: "Subject" / "Object" Relationships | 260 | |
Can Pain Be Conquered? | 260 | |
Beyond Reason | 261 | |
Postscript | 262 | |
Beginner's Mind | 263 | |
A Letter to the Self | 264 | |
Your Enlightened Moment | 265 | |
this | 266 | |
Deincarnation | 268 | |
Awareness of Being | 269 | |
Right Action | 270 | |
"Just As lAm" - hymn | 271 | |
Forsake Deliverance | 274 | |
Buddha-mind, Buddha-nature | 275 | |
Looking for What You Want | 277 | |
Dzochen: (the) "Great Perfection" | 278 | |
Nondual in Christianity | 280 | |
No Exit | 280 | |
Whose "Will to Live" or | 282 | |
Neti, Neti: Not "I', not "God" | 285 | |
The Essential Principle | 286 | |
Mind is Buddha | 287 | |
Where There's Smoke | 289 | |
Letting in the Light | 289 | |
Your True Identity | 290 | |
Floor-painting Experience | 291 | |
This is Freedom | 292 | |
The Sole Revolution | 294 | |
Clarifying the Natural State | 295 | |
The End of "Reconciliation" | 297 | |
Death: Where To From Here? | 298 | |
To One Who Understands | 299 | |
The Teacher is the Taught | 300 | |
What Price Freedom? | 302 | |
True (troo), adj.: As It Is | 302 | |
Surrender of the Ego | 303 | |
The Mystery Revealed | 304 | |
Time Depends On "you" | 305 | |
Where to Look | 306 | |
The Critical Question | 308 | |
One Mile at a Time | 309 | |
Unbroken Awareness | 310 | |
You Before You Were Born | 312 | |
One Friend to Another | 313 | |
Pain and Liberation | 316 | |
No Experience Necessary | 317 | |
No Disconnection | 318 | |
Quenching the Candle | 319 | |
No Thought | 320 | |
"How Much?" | 322 | |
Just Another Hymn | 324 | |
Killing Buddha | 325 | |
"How Are You?" | 326 | |
Energy Is Energy | 327 | |
Devastation: "make empty" | 328 | |
Dialogue | 329 | |
Ungrasping | 331 | |
The Consummate Fireball | 334 | |
"Accepting" Bliss | 335 | |
Consciousness Is | 337 | |
Love Letter | 338 | |
Beyond Thought | 339 | |
Halleluyah | 340 | |
From Origination, to Decay | 341 | |
The Greatest Story | 343 | |
Political Activism | 343 | |
"Untitled" | 345 | |
Still Life | 347 | |
Soul Talk | 347 | |
The Irony of God | 348 | |
Transformation Is Not Interpretation | 350 | |
What would Buddha do? | 351 | |
Yea, Listen to the Mockingbird! | 352 | |
Coda | 355 | |
Alphabetical Title Index | 356 |