From Illusion to Infinity: Discovering the Self
Vedanta philosophy reaches its highest expression in the realization that our true self is one with the ultimate reality, one indivisible Consciousness.
This collection of three essays explores the core of nondual (Advaita) Vedanta through distinct yet complementary perspectives, each offering a unique entry point into the timeless truth that all apparent multiplicity is, at its essence, one indivisible consciousness.
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Surreal
11/17/2025
Swami Sarvapriyanandaji outdid himself with this book as per my mother. I bought this as a gift for my mother, who’s a devotee and a scholastic in Philosophy and Vedanta. She said, “ it’s hard to explain how every word and concept in this book run so deep- A must read if you want to truly understand the Vedantic philosophy”
Disappointed
01/21/2026
I’ve gotten a lot more out of Swamiji Satvapriyanda’s lectures than I did from his book. His lectures are rich with information, illustrative anecdotes and humor. I found this book to be unenlightening and a boring read. Not worth the $11. Sorry to say. I gave it to a friend and hope she finds it useful.
This collection of three essays explores the core of nondual (Advaita) Vedanta through distinct yet complementary perspectives, each offering a unique entry point into the timeless truth that all apparent multiplicity is, at its essence, one indivisible consciousness.
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Featured positive reviews:
Swami Sarvapriyanandaji outdid himself with this book as per my mother. I bought this as a gift for my mother, who’s a devotee and a scholastic in Philosophy and Vedanta. She said, “ it’s hard to explain how every word and concept in this book run so deep- A must read if you want to truly understand the Vedantic philosophy”
Featured negative reviews:
I’ve gotten a lot more out of Swamiji Satvapriyanda’s lectures than I did from his book. His lectures are rich with information, illustrative anecdotes and humor. I found this book to be unenlightening and a boring read. Not worth the $11. Sorry to say. I gave it to a friend and hope she finds it useful.