I have had a suspicion there is something more (or other than) since elementary school. As a teenager, I started with the usual stuff and made my way through Seth, new age thought, Eckhart Tolle, Course In Miracles, Byron Katie, your books -- non-duality stuff. The last books I actually read were Scott Kiloby's Love's Quiet Revolution and Carse's Perfect Brilliant Stillness. In the 80s, I actually owned a bookstore that sold all this stuff until I figured out that all we were doing was reading. I've always suspected that spiritual growth was actually a process of divestment. For that reason, (except to remind myself there are others out there) I don't really want to read any more. I like the Sedona Method, and recently, I've found the Youtube stuff by Tom Campbell to be helpful.
Right now, what is happening is that I feel as if I want to live with fewer reference points, and I find that it is a rather lonely place. It's not that I don't want to retreat into herd mentality-- it is that in many instances, I couldn't if I wanted to. Was it you who said that thinking is highly overrated? It is, and it'd be nice to hang out with other bodies who are not busy thinking, calculating, worrying, projecting. It's so funny when people tell me what they think I must be thinking about them or a situation. They don't believe me when I tell them I'm not thinking.