Nondual Wisdom sits at the boundary between lived experience and reflection. It is neither philosophy in its classical sense, nor spirituality in its popular form, nor merely a personal memoir. The book begins where language falls behind—at an experience that temporarily dissolves the mental center and opens the possibility of a different way of seeing.
The first chapter is a direct account of a lived experience, presented without interpretation, conclusion, or imposed meaning. In the chapters that follow, a mind shaped by that experience turns back on itself, re-examining belief, identity, ethics, values, suffering, and death from a nondual perspective.