I think this book unsettles the Western individualistic attachment to a fixed self. It suggests that ultimate realities—love, trust, compassion, and true freedom—emerge only when these states move through the body as living processes, flowing naturally outward to all beings. When they are allowed to pass through without clinging, ownership, or expectation of return, they become authentic. In this view, the self is not a static center but a conduit: what is most real arises when nothing is held back and nothing is claimed.