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Awareness MODE: A Buddhist Antihero's Journey Within
When Jeff Camozzi was studying under a Buddhist teacher, his mentor asked him a question that struck him. This one question launched an intense spiritual and therapeutic journey that had Camozzi facing his past addictive behaviors and an uncertain future.
Awareness MODE presents both the question and the story of Camozzi’s quest to find the answer. His journey takes him through Buddhist doctrine, meditation, psychological concepts, neurological studies, and a life of strange and wonderful adventures.
Although Camozzi is greatly influenced by Buddhist teachings, he has written Awareness MODE for all seekers looking for something different in their lives and interested in opening their minds to spiritual concepts. He combines scientific and psychological theories with guided visual meditations to create a one-of-a-kind spiritual experience.
Camozzi is the perfect guide for a spiritual journey because he has been in exactly the same position. He compares it to Carl Jung’s idea of the Wounded he therapeutically understands addiction because he struggled with addiction himself. With compassion and a great deal of empathy, Camozzi guides readers on a path that will open their minds to the many possibilities ahead.
Awareness MODE presents both the question and the story of Camozzi’s quest to find the answer. His journey takes him through Buddhist doctrine, meditation, psychological concepts, neurological studies, and a life of strange and wonderful adventures.
Although Camozzi is greatly influenced by Buddhist teachings, he has written Awareness MODE for all seekers looking for something different in their lives and interested in opening their minds to spiritual concepts. He combines scientific and psychological theories with guided visual meditations to create a one-of-a-kind spiritual experience.
Camozzi is the perfect guide for a spiritual journey because he has been in exactly the same position. He compares it to Carl Jung’s idea of the Wounded he therapeutically understands addiction because he struggled with addiction himself. With compassion and a great deal of empathy, Camozzi guides readers on a path that will open their minds to the many possibilities ahead.
140 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 7, 2016
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