We are thrilled to announce the release of Divya Advaita, the debut book by Mohammed Mukhtar—a powerful and deeply personal exploration of the spiritual path, written not just to inform, but to transform.
Divya Advaita is not an ordinary book. It is a living document of the author’s spiritual journey—a journey of self-inquiry, of seeking, and of awakening. In this book, Mukhtar shares not only his insights and realizations, but the inner conversations that shaped his transformation. At the heart of the narrative is a mysterious Guru, an embodiment of the inner guide, who appears in dreams, meditations, and moments of silence. This Guru is not a person, but the divine inner light present within every soul that seeks truth.
The book invites readers to go beyond reading—to participate, to witness, and to reflect. Divya Advaita offers more than spiritual theory; it is a call to the soul. The dialogues within the book transcend duality and language, guiding the reader toward the light of inner realization and liberation. Mukhtar presents the concept of ‘divine non-duality’ as not merely a philosophy, but an experience—one that lies in silence, simplicity, and surrender.
This unique offering comes from the heart and life of Mohammed Mukhtar himself—a humble yet driven man from the small village of Chittapur in Karnataka. Grounded in the earthy values of his birthplace, Mukhtar’s early life was shaped by simplicity, cultural richness, and a strong moral compass. After completing his early education in Chittapur, he pursued higher studies in Gulbarga, where he earned his LLB degree. But rather than remain confined to the legal world, he followed his inner calling—earning a Master of Social Work and stepping fully into the field of education and social service.
Today, Mohammed Mukhtar is the Chairman of a school and actively works for the upliftment of society, especially in the realm of children’s education. At the same time, he remains devoted to his own inner journey, balancing a professional life with spiritual practice and writing. His unique perspective as a lawyer, social worker, educator, and seeker makes Divya Advaita a rare and multifaceted contribution to contemporary spiritual literature.
Mukhtar’s writing is simple yet profound, deeply rooted in personal experience. He writes not from abstraction but from a place of lived truth. Through this book, he aspires to awaken the reader’s own inner voice and to spark a journey inward—a journey toward silence, self-awareness, and the divine truth that dwells within all of us.
Divya Advaita is for seekers, for lovers of silence, for those who want to experience rather than just believe. It is an invitation to remember who we truly are, beyond names, roles, and identities.