Glad you like it! He's from a related system (advaita/tantra) so if you know anything of Buddhism, he would sound familiar. He just has stripped away pretty much all of the cultural trappings and focuses purely on the core nondual philosophy and practice.

Also he's what's called a "householder", tantra being primarily a "householder" tradition. Meaning, no sitting alone on mountaintops, it's realization while engaged with the world.