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Videha describes a genre of books that explore states of being beyond or between bodies—stories and essays that dwell on disembodiment, transition, and the porous boundary between life and other modes of existence. It blends mythic and philosophical inquiry with speculative and literary techniques: protagonists may be spirits, uploaded minds, travelers between planes, or mortals undergoing radical inner detachment, and settings shift from intimate domestic spaces to luminous, allegorical landscapes. Themes include identity without physical anchors, memory and mourning, liberation and exile, ritual thresholds, and the ethics of personhood, often rendered in contemplative, lyrical prose or spare, uncanny realism. Videha weaves the metaphysical with the human, appealing to readers who favor thoughtful speculative fiction, magical realism, and spiritually inflected literary work that asks what it means to persist, vanish, or become anew.

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