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It's always hard for the writers to choose a title for their books, where the title should always sum up the whole message of the book in a very short yet captivating way. Many who already have their own readings and interests about spirituality will not bother about the first part of the title of this book, because of its lengthy fame that has been established over centuries where duality vanishes and only oneness remains. But the second part might be truly a new inquiry to many. Ratna is a Sanskrit word meaning "gem" and anyone who knows even a little about the gem world knows how hard it is to find them, yet how simple is their beauty. Gems combine both complexity and simplicity in a very unique way. Many individuals on the globe claim that they own the truth now; truth has become the bestselling commodity of today's spiritual world, where everyone eagerly wants either to sell it or buy it, which one doesn't matter. Truth is being put in between great thick covers; too many pages to flick through, too many lines to move your eyes over, too many debates; but truth can't always be said as is. Truth is beyond any sort of comprehension, how to comprehend something when you have to drop the mind in the process? The very idea of the mind won't exist anymore.