Synopsis Trying to understand U.G. or his teachings is like trying to grasp the wind in the palm of your hand. Though they are as refreshing and fragrant as a fresh breeze, yet they can also be as devastating as a wild fire! They are as nourishing as the earth and water, if only we can just listen to them and then ‘forget all about them’! U.G.’s teachings can certainly bring us down to earth from the lofty but cloudy skies of illusion, so that we can come back and live a ‘simple and ordinary life’ of peace without struggle or conflict! No Way Out reveals a progression in the consciousness of someone who is exposed to U.G. and / or his teachigs and who tries to integrate them into his own living. U.G. presents the problems generated by what he calls the ‘stranglehold of thought’ (or of culture) on the human being; that is, bycreating the self and separating the individual from the world around him or her, though or culture is responsiblefor a duplicate life of the individual, a life not intimately connected with, but in fact far removed from the actual world of the body or the living organism and its environment.