Nirvanas

This is a text which seeks sanity more than enlightenment, but it is aimed at that quest called nirvana / nirvanae. Like the title says, the writer is not the most enlightened guru or particularly adept in conceiving of the Ultimate of Ultimates. However, it is a modestly good attempt from someone who may have founded the Asceticurean religion, the writer of the Dimensional Encyclopedia, and inventor of perpetual motion machines. It would be easy to mistake Nathan for someone enlightened, and it is my hope because of that kind of honest mistake that this kind of book could prove useful. Because I have studied nirvana, and even once achieved a kind of samadhi for a short time as if through devious means. So, it is not completely without attainment. It is my hope someone with a clearer mind might make progress with this kind of tract. Perhaps I have a clouded mind but the way itself is not utterly clouded...