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Monism, as a book category, gathers works that explore the idea that reality is ultimately one—that mind and matter, self and world, are expressions of a single underlying substance, principle, or process. Spanning classical metaphysics and contemporary philosophy, spiritual and mystical traditions, and science-inflected syntheses, these books examine nonduality alongside material, ideal, and neutral monist frameworks, as well as pantheistic and related views. Common themes include the nature of consciousness, the mind–body relation, the appearance of multiplicity, and the ethical implications of radical interconnectedness. The category includes rigorous treatises, accessible introductions, contemplative guides, and cross-cultural studies, inviting readers to reconsider the boundaries that seem to divide reality.

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