Within this diminutive succinct book philosopher J.T. Stillwell-3 carefully blends the philosophy of Alan Watts, with various Eastern philosophies, and a dash of stoic wisdom to produce what he calls "Mystical Nihilism". In this text Stillwell exposes the illusions of ego, ideology, and the hidden dualistic fictions embedded within language, revealing the true nature of "self". He offers a rejuvenating "spiritual" perspective that can liberate the reader from the specter of fear by accepting the unacceptable and discovering the serenity that surpasses all understanding. This text is a sign post which points beyond words and concepts generated by the thinking-mind toward the ultimate Oneness of all that is. Book of The Nil is divided into 7 chapters, and 108 verses.. One for each bead on your mala.