I actually was just watching the vid to Parabola - the imagery is spot on with some vedic concepts. Actually even depicts the conscious current withdrawing to a singularity.

The problem is that society terms it new age. I find this amusing as all these concepts are thousands of years old... probably since time immemorial. Unfortunately people are educated in a monosynthetic way. They ram down only one or two "accepted" concepts and don't give you the opportunity to have a broad scope to draw from. I mean how many people actually know anything about what these sages and poets actually taught, I doubt most people have even heard of them. I find it highly ironic that so many claim to be this or that religion but know very little about it, let alone any other religion.

Certain yogis and mystic sages describe three stages of non duality as such. The inconceivable, the inaccessible and finally the "Anami" Nameless. The idea is that it cannot be thought of, it cannot be found, and it has no name. Or simply put emptiness.

Another interesting quote is "the path is so narrow that only one can pass" this referring to dualism. I think even jesus said "it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven" (something like that) - Sounds an awful lot like letting go of the ego to me. I see very little difference is the teachings of all sages only the interpretations given by people differ... wildly... and sometimes dangerously

You are right this is not a path. However from this perspective it appears as if there is one