An Inquiry into Self-Knowledge

Atma Bodha begins with one of humanity’s oldest and most intimate questions:

What am I?

Drawing from the contemplative inquiry traditionally associated with Vedanta, the book investigates the distinction between what is experienced and that which seems to know experience: body and awareness, thought and knower, appearance and reality, the seen and the seer.

Rather than asking the reader simply to believe the traditional conclusion about the Self, Atma Bodhaapproaches its propositions as an invitation to investigate: What am I not? What can actually be known about what I am?

Begin with the free introductory edition.

Free Introductory Edition

A short introduction to the central inquiry of Atma Bodha, moving from the question “What am I?” toward the investigation of the seer, the seen and Self-knowledge. Read it freely. No registration required.

Full Market Edition

The complete edition of Atma Bodha develops the inquiry through the movements of Self-knowledge, the seer and the seen, witness, identification, discrimination, appearance and reality—bringing an ancient contemplative investigation into direct conversation with the reader’s own experience.

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