The Avadhuta Gita is a luminous Sanskrit scripture, traditionally attributed to the wandering sage Dattatreya and handed down through the ascetic Avadhuta tradition. Composed in terse, poetic verses, it proclaims radical Advaita: the Self is unborn, ever-free, beyond body, mind, scripture and social law. Key themes include non-duality, spontaneous renunciation, the illusory nature of ego and distinctions, and the ineffability of ultimate Reality. Its language is both terse and ecstatic, alternating sharp negations with vivid affirmations of pure consciousness. Today the Avadhuta Gita speaks to seekers craving inner freedom—offering a timeless blueprint for dissolving identification, cultivating presence, and living with fearless, liberated awareness.