Philosophical and religious texts have stressed the importance of knowing the self. In this book, the author elaborates the idea of knowing oneself by looking into the treatises of great Zen and Sufi thinkers of ancient till modern times. The author refers to Ibn Arabi, Bodhidharma, Hui Hai, Eckhart Tolle, J. Krishnamurti, Junaid Baghdadi, Rumi, Confucius, Erich Fromm, Mahadeviyakka and many others in order to relate existential truth with the self. The author concentrates on a single idea of “the Path”, that is, the path to know oneself. He dissects the meaning of the path, the obstacles in this path, how to overcome these obstacles and how to steadily continue on the path afterwards. He digs deep into the concepts of the mind, the self, emotionality, fictionalism, Zazen, silent enlightenment and many more to know about the various dimensions of the path that leads to the self. The author also deciphers the meaning of living in the moment to its finest detail. The reader becomes aware of the deepest meanings of the words and ideas like here-and-now, enlightenment, mind, awareness, consciousness and individual experience.