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Non-Duality: Infinite Indivisible Oneness
An exploration of Non-Duality, which is the spiritual recognition of life and reality as infinitely, indivisibly One. This book is a collection of articles by the author, elaborating on Non-Duality, the universe, God, Consciousness, Being, identity, reality, spirituality and spiritual practice in line with the understanding of Infinite Indivisible Oneness.
The apparent nature of the world and human experience are examined, giving the reader deeper insights into Consciousness, the formation of the universe, time and space, the apparent ego or sense of being separate, human suffering and evolution, and the infinite indivisible flow of apparent change that we call life.
There is no limitation. It is human thinking that imagines that there are beginnings and ends. This book encourages the reader to examine the limitations that are assumed to be real, and to look deeper into the sense of identity that thinks, "I am this." When it is realised there are no limits, then it follows that there is no fixed identity, and there is only Infinite Indivisible Oneness.
The apparent nature of the world and human experience are examined, giving the reader deeper insights into Consciousness, the formation of the universe, time and space, the apparent ego or sense of being separate, human suffering and evolution, and the infinite indivisible flow of apparent change that we call life.
There is no limitation. It is human thinking that imagines that there are beginnings and ends. This book encourages the reader to examine the limitations that are assumed to be real, and to look deeper into the sense of identity that thinks, "I am this." When it is realised there are no limits, then it follows that there is no fixed identity, and there is only Infinite Indivisible Oneness.
143 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 3, 2025
About the author
David Hall
421 books9 followersAn awkward interview
'So here's your opportunity to promote yourself. Go sell yourself to the readers.'
'Umm...I'm not good at that chest pumping stuff. I'm British.'
'Okay. Well, you don't have to 'chest pump', just tell us a little about yourself. Who is David Hall?'
'He's British.'
'Yesss, you've mentioned that. Anything else?'
'Such as?'
'Well, like where do you live?'
'In Britain.'
'Hmm, you're not really helping the reader to get a sense of you as an author. Tell us about the types of stories that you like to write.'
'Oh that's easy. Anything. well, almost anything. Nothing gory, I don't have the stomach for it'
'Right. But you must have a preference for a genre.'
'Oh you mean like ticky boxes... I see... then in that case, I like to write romantic-comedy-suspense stories. Short stories. Yes, definitely romantic-comedy-suspense short stories.'
'Okay, now we're getting somewhere. So that latest book of yours...err...what's it called again?'
'Love Line.'
'Love Line. Of course. Why should readers buy Love Line? What are they missing out on?'
'They are missing out on a romantic-comedy-suspense story. Sorry, short story.'
'Right. But isn't it a bit odd a man writing in the romantic genre?'
'No stranger than you asking that question in 2015.'
'Alrighty then, is that the time? We really need to wrap this up. Anything else you want to say to your readers?'
'Yes. Love Line will make you laugh, probably reach for a glass of wine, and give you goose-bumps with a delightful twist. I am not responsible for you spilling your wine at that time. Thank you.'
'There, that wasn't too bad.'
'Hmmm.'
'So here's your opportunity to promote yourself. Go sell yourself to the readers.'
'Umm...I'm not good at that chest pumping stuff. I'm British.'
'Okay. Well, you don't have to 'chest pump', just tell us a little about yourself. Who is David Hall?'
'He's British.'
'Yesss, you've mentioned that. Anything else?'
'Such as?'
'Well, like where do you live?'
'In Britain.'
'Hmm, you're not really helping the reader to get a sense of you as an author. Tell us about the types of stories that you like to write.'
'Oh that's easy. Anything. well, almost anything. Nothing gory, I don't have the stomach for it'
'Right. But you must have a preference for a genre.'
'Oh you mean like ticky boxes... I see... then in that case, I like to write romantic-comedy-suspense stories. Short stories. Yes, definitely romantic-comedy-suspense short stories.'
'Okay, now we're getting somewhere. So that latest book of yours...err...what's it called again?'
'Love Line.'
'Love Line. Of course. Why should readers buy Love Line? What are they missing out on?'
'They are missing out on a romantic-comedy-suspense story. Sorry, short story.'
'Right. But isn't it a bit odd a man writing in the romantic genre?'
'No stranger than you asking that question in 2015.'
'Alrighty then, is that the time? We really need to wrap this up. Anything else you want to say to your readers?'
'Yes. Love Line will make you laugh, probably reach for a glass of wine, and give you goose-bumps with a delightful twist. I am not responsible for you spilling your wine at that time. Thank you.'
'There, that wasn't too bad.'
'Hmmm.'
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