This is from an email from Ramesam:

The True "I" that I am (the subject) is pointed out by three of its natural intrinsic qualities. The three qualities are:
 
Beingness = Existence = Presence = Amness = Isness  .....    (1)
 
Consciousness = Knowingness = ...

More with teachings with Ramesma can be found on his blog at:  Beyond Advaita

This is from the Eckhart Tolle Presence Group and Nonduality Meetup with Ramesam Vemuri on Oct 30, 2011. Here Ramesam give a good introduction to the teachings of Advaita, or nondual wisdom.  Parts 1 through 11 are contained below:

This is Nonduality" - Part 1

More with Ramesma can be found at his blog:  Beyond Advaita

The following is from an email exchange with Ramesam after doing our second conversation video.

Jordan: Ramesam, what you told me the other day, shifted me from thinking there is no 'suffering', which is what I've been focused on, to seeing that there is no 'sufferer' - something I'm still pondering. All along, I've been seeing it as a 'me' having a dream, and therefore trying to see everything in the world (in what's 'real/not-real') as a dream; whereas, in 'reality', as you explained, there is no 'me' either dreaming or not dreaming, which is where the focus needs to be in the first place. No?

Ramesam: No 'me': It is correct. The final message of Non-duality is there is no real 'me' as an experiencer experiencing things which are out there. The 'me' we carve out for ourselves with some boundaries (including a body) is illusory, purely an imaginary entity.

Ramesam defines or explains nonduality.

More with teachings with Ramesma can be found on his blog at:  Beyond Advaita