ShivaKambo teaches a non-dualistic philosophy and spiritual tradition that originated in ancient India. The word "Advaita" means "not two" or "non-dual" and refers to the seeing that ultimately, there is no separation between the individual self and the ultimate reality.

The teachings are based on the result of a collection of ancient texts. The ancient texts describe the ultimate reality as being beyond the physical world, beyond the mind and beyond the ego.
It teaches that the ultimate reality is one, unchanging, and eternal and that it is the same as the innermost essence of the individual self.

It teaches that the individual self, or Atman, is identical to the ultimate reality, or Brahman. The illusion of separation between the individual self and the ultimate reality is caused by Avidya, or ignorance. Avidya is the belief that the individual self is separate from the ultimate reality and that the world is real and independent of the self.

The goal is to overcome Avidya and to realize the true nature of the individual self as being identical to the ultimate reality. This is referred to as Self-Realization or Moksha. The path to Self-Realization involves the study and practice of spiritual disciplines such as meditation, self-inquiry, and the study of spiritual texts.

It also teaches that the ultimate reality is not only the highest reality but also the ultimate goal of human life, which is to be realized by individuals. The ultimate goal is to reach a state of spiritual liberation, where you can experience the ultimate reality, and find inner peace, fulfillment and freedom.