Beyond the Veil: Life, Death, and Rebirth in Advaita Vedanta

What happens when we die? Who is it that is born, and who, if anyone, is reborn? Is liberation something that comes after death-or is it possible here and now?
In Beyond the Veil, these timeless questions are explored through the radical clarity of Advaita Vedanta, India's ancient philosophy of nonduality. Rather than offering comfort through belief or speculation, this book guides the reader into a direct inquiry into the nature of the self, the illusion of separation, and the reality that lies beyond body and mind.
Drawing on the Upanishads, the Bhagavad Gita, and the teachings of sages like Sri Ramana Maharshi and Nisargadatta Maharaj, this book dismantles common misunderstandings about karma, rebirth, and liberation. It presents death not as a problem to solve or a fate to fear, but as a veil that-once lifted-reveals the unborn and undying Self at the heart of all experience.
Topics include:

• The illusion of the individual soul (jīva) and the nature of the Self (Ātman)
• The mechanics and metaphors of rebirth and karma
• How to face death without fear and live in the light of immortality
• The harmony between Bhakti (devotion) and J?#257;na (knowledge)
• The role of ego, memory, and the subtle body in the cycle of samsāra
• Practical meditations for realizing the deathless Self now

This is not a book of doctrine-it is a mirror for your own direct seeing. Whether you are a student of nonduality, a spiritual seeker, or simply someone longing to understand what lies beyond death, Beyond the Veil invites you into the one realization that ends all fear:
You are not the one who is born or dies.
You are That which was never born-and can never end.