Synopsis Isan was a great master as one can be, but he has left behind him neither great scriptures nor great commentaries. His is a great master, but almost forgotten. Who remembers people who have not created great followings, who have not made organized religions, who have not chosen their successors, who have not made their religion a politics, a power in the material world? Isan did none of that. He simply lived silently. Of course thousands of disciples were attracted towards him, but it was not his fault. You can not blame him for it - it was just a magnetic force that he had become by disappearing into enlightenment.