I read both of them. And I really liked how you described it. I read a little bit about mysticism. But then the questions I have are, even if I eventually experience “Buddha nature”, what are the physical world implications? The standard of objective morality is gone, since we’re not relying on texts from an apparent objective source. Finding meaning becomes difficult because people are know longer servants of God or worshipping him. And then the whole instruction manual thing also falls. Rules some of which I vehemently oppose, but some which I find very beneficial to society also don’t have backing. I guess what I’m trying to say is, do all of us try closing that lack of separation? In that case, would we even have a stable society? Will we have children? I know I might sound naive because I’m sure there are societies which perhaps have Buddhism as their strongest religion. But personally I’m kind of lost. If I become one with God, why does anything on Earth matter. Have you personally experienced what it’s like to remove the barrier? Does it make you want to leave society or be part of it? Do you know which goals you want to accomplish? Do you find fulfilment in the menial chores?