Le Sivaïsme du Cachemire is a French-language study of Śaivism in its Kashmiri form, a major current of Hindu religious and philosophical thought. The work examines the tradition’s central concern with consciousness, recognition, and the relation between the individual self and ultimate reality. It presents Kashmir Śaivism as both a spiritual path and a systematic philosophy, drawing on ideas associated with non-dual Śaiva traditions and their Tantric vocabulary. Aimed at readers interested in Indian philosophy, Hindu traditions, and comparative religion, the book offers a compact entry point into a complex subject while emphasizing the distinctive intellectual and devotional character of the Kashmiri tradition. Its concise format makes it useful for readers seeking orientation in the history and doctrines of Śaiva thought.