Tag: Consciousness

Alcoholism, Art, Buddhism, Creativity, Dreams, Drug Addiction, Excercise, Meditation, Mental Health, Mindfulness, Music, Philosophy, Recovery, Science, Spirituality, Storytelling, The Whitest Boy Alive, Writing1 Comment

Mindfulness and Meditation: Not a Monk? Not a Problem

Adam Abramowitz

Author: Adam Abramowitz Eyes are opened and thoughts of destiny, reality, and awareness flow through me. “Don’t give up”, the song lyric repeats itself as a mantra as I focus on what I want and who I want to be. The man in my head that struggles to break free. Everything is perfect as I view silently ahead to see, tapped into the infinite moment of a human experience… How did I get here? Listening to the album, Dreams, by “The Whitest Boy Alive”, I contemplate the beauty in nature. I experience infinity in everything I see, feel, think, and … Continue reading Mindfulness and Meditation: Not a Monk? Not a Problem

Alcoholism, Art, Dreams, Drug Addiction, Heartache, Heartbreak, Love, Oxytocin, Philosophy, Recovery, Romance1 Comment

To Mend a Broken Heart

Adam Abramowitz

Author: Adam Abramowitz

What happens when you forget reason, logic, and pride in effort to explore a romance. A projection of life lived for true love, shared equally. Ignoring your own vulnerability, passions, and pursuits of success in hope of connecting your soul to match a heart. The following story is a memory of my own attempt to connect intimately with a love I had lost…

The image I saw in my mind, the life I had created for the woman I loved, was only missing one thing. Her… Continue reading “To Mend a Broken Heart”

Alcoholism, Dreams, Drug Addiction, Philosophy, Recovery, Writing16 Comments

Higher Powerlessness and the Illusion of Free-Will (Part 2)

Adam Abramowitz

“I have floundered in and out of pain and grief. I have disregarded my own ability to choose the life I want to lead, accepting the unexplainable desire to write with purpose. I’ve isolated myself from the things I used to love, in pursuit of my own goal…” Continue reading Higher Powerlessness and the Illusion of Free-Will (Part 2)