Thank you! You are very welcome!
You may want to start with "Whatever arises, love that" by Matt Kahn.
If after reading that, and you still have the need for a second book (or maybe because you don't want it to stand there all alone in your bookshelf 😉), you may want to consider the works of Rupert Spira or Greg Goode.
If you prefer a classical buddhist take, I can recommend "Our Pristine Mind" about Dzogchen in a modern way.
Oh well, I read thousands of books and visited so many workshops over the years, but in the end, everything you need to know, is in this article. 😀
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Great thank you! I will look at those today!