Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj received people every day for decades and answered their questions. He made it very clear that the answering just happens without anybo

Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj received people every day for decades and answered their questions. He made it very clear that the answering just happens without anybody doing it, and he continued doing it even in the presence of the pain of terminal cancer, weeks before his death. You could call that commitment, but Maharaj said otherwise. Source: Jean Dunn (Ed); "Consciousness and the Absolute"; Acorn Press, 1994 Then there are lots of books written by people whose "ego died" (although what does not exist cannot die), and from own experience I can tell you that writing a book requires a lot of momentum--or what you call commitment.