SOHAM TATTVA

The Reality of Self

What if enlightenment is not something to be achieved—but something to be recognized?

SOHAM TATTVA: The Reality of Self is a rare and direct exploration of spiritual awakening from the inside, written by a realized Yogi who speaks not from theory, but from lived truth.

First published in 1910, this profound work by Soham Swami does not attempt to explain enlightenment—because it cannot be explained. Instead, it guides the sincere seeker through the inner terrain of consciousness, revealing how the mind transforms, dissolves, and finally falls silent before the Reality of the Self.

Through a series of reflective, experiential insights, the reader is led through:

• The subtle stages of yogic meditation

• The many illusory inner states mistaken for realization

• The difference between transient mystical experiences and true Samadhi

• Why language, belief systems, and even religion fail at the threshold of Truth

This is not a manual.
It is not a belief system.
It is not philosophy in the academic sense.

It is a map of discernment—showing what must be rejected on the path to Atma Jnana as much as what must be recognized.

Inside this book, you will discover:

• Why human language collapses when attempting to describe consciousness

• Why even enlightened beings cannot fully convey Truth through words

• The dangers of misinterpreting the speech of Yogis

• The psychological and spiritual fallacies of organized religion

• The reality behind gurus, seekers, atheism, and theism

• How the mind actually functions—and how it transcends itself

• The progressive stages of meditation, from illusion to super-consciousness

• What the universe truly is, when seen without mental filters

• The meaning of Brahman—not as concept, but as lived Reality

SOHAM TATTVA is for readers who are done with surface spirituality and ready for quiet, uncompromising truth.

If you are drawn to Advaita Vedanta, self-inquiry, and the direct path to inner freedom, this book does not promise answers—it offers clarity.

Available now in English translation for modern seekers.
This book is ideal for readers of Advaita Vedanta, self-inquiry, and non-dual spirituality.