अहं ब्रह्मास्मि- Aham Brahmasmi (Hindi Translation of I Am That, Talks With Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj)

DETAILS : 

• Publisher: Chetana, Mumbai
  
• Author: Vinay Kumar Vaidya
  
• Language: Hindi
  
• PAPERBACK : 720 Pages
  
• Weight 780 gm
  
• Edition: 2025
  
• ISBN: 8185300550

ABOUT THE BOOK

अहं ब्रह्मास्मि (Aham Brahmasmi) is the definitive Hindi translation and exposition of I Am That, the globally acclaimed modern spiritual classic capturing the dialogues of the revered Advaita Vedanta master, Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj. The core philosophy of this expansive volume centers on the profound simplicity of non-dual awareness and the ultimate elimination of psychological suffering by realizing one's true nature beyond the physical body and the restless mind. Set in a conversational, question-and-answer format, the narrative documents the direct, piercing exchanges between Nisargadatta Maharaj and an array of global seekers who traveled to his humble tenement in Mumbai seeking answers to eternal human questions like "Who am I?" and "What is the root of pain?". The text completely strips away dense religious rituals, complicated yogic techniques, and intellectual abstractions, focusing entirely on pointing the reader toward steady, earnest self-observation, witnessing the "I Am" consciousness, and recognizing the timeless, birthless reality of pure awareness.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj was a profound Indian spiritual master, householder, and bidi shopkeeper who lived an outwardly simple life in Mumbai until his passing in 1981. Lacking formal high-level scholastic training, his absolute realization of the Self gave his spoken words an extraordinary, razor-sharp clarity and psychological depth that naturally disarmed intellectuals and spiritual seekers alike. Vinay Kumar Vaidya, acting as the translator, explainer, and editor for this Hindi rendition, brings a deeply respectful and linguistically precise voice to the project. Vaidya’s editorial approach ensures that the raw, uncompromising flavor of Maharaj’s original Marathi vernacular and the conceptual structural depth of the original English compilation are faithfully preserved, making the master's direct path to liberation accessible to Hindi-speaking seekers.