Books on Advaita Vedānta by Dennis Waite (Complete List)

This page provides a complete list of books on Advaita Vedānta by Dennis Waite, including introductions for beginners; comprehensive coverage for intermediate and advanced seekers; translations, and planned books.

Where to Start?

  • Finding out what Advaita is about → Advaita Made Easy
  • Committed beginners to intermediate → Book of One
  • Explanations – traditional and modern → Back to the Truth
  • Traditional v Neo-Advaita → Enlightenment: the Path through the Jungle
  • Advanced seekers wanting clarity → Confusions in Advaita Vedanta
  • Finding a good teacher or book → Self Seeking
  • Readable SF novel with a little Advaita → Time for the Wind


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Questions to AI-Dennis

I have been writing on the subject of Advaita in all its aspects for over 25 years and have written some 13-14 related books. It occured to me that it would be useful to gather together all of my writing (excepting emails, newsgroup/mailing list discussions) and load them into NotebookLM AI. This then enables it to answer questions based solely upon what I have myself written. If readers ask me questions, I can then get AI to answer for me in my own words and I just have to check through and ensure that I (still) agree with the answer!

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Any Questions?

At the time of writing, there are 556 questions that I, and other bloggers, have answered over the past 19 years. See https://www.advaita-vision.org/questions-and-answers/. Many topics have been covered and there is a good chance that, if you have a specific concern, then it will have been covered here. I also compiled the first 469 of these into a book – ‘Answers… to the Difficult Questions’ – see https://www.advaita-vision.org/answers/ – and added introductions and summaries to the overall topics. But I cannot believe that the visitors to this site no longer have any further questions! So please feel free to write to the ‘Contact-Us’ link at the bottom of the page if you have a particular problem (in Advaita!) that you would like answered.