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Non-dualism as a book category covers works that explore philosophies, spiritual traditions, and practices centered on the idea that apparent opposites—self and world, subject and object, mind and matter—are ultimately expressions of a single underlying reality or consciousness. The genre includes classical texts and commentaries (e.g., Advaita Vedanta, certain Mahayana and Zen writings), modern interpretations and comparative studies, practical guides to meditation and self-inquiry, memoirs of awakening, and interdisciplinary treatments linking non-dual insight with psychology and neuroscience. Typical themes are the nature of self, direct experience versus conceptual thought, methods for realizing or embodying unity, and ethical or everyday implications of non-dual understanding. Readers range from spiritual seekers and meditators to scholars of religion and philosophy.

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