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Synaptic Impulses: Reflection through Prose and Poetry
Synaptic Impulses, is a slim volume of poems about the poet's journey of self discovery, It will appeal to all those seeking to change the status quo in their lives. Born of introspection by a restless spirit, this volume inspires the reader to look inwards.
86 pages, Paperback
Published September 1, 2022
About the author
Abrar Ansari
4 books2 followersAbrar Ansari writes about the inner lives of people who hold power — and what happens when the weight of that power can no longer be ignored.
For over two decades, he advised leaders and organizations navigating complex systems of governance, accountability, and institutional change. What he observed in that work — the subtle erosion of conscience, the gap between public purpose and private reckoning — became the seed of his fiction.
His debut novel, Political Suicide: An Inward Journey for Redemption, follows three political leaders whose lives intersect at moments of crisis, forcing each to confront not just the consequences of their choices, but who they have become in the making of them. The novel draws quietly on Sufi thought — the self as a river, transformation as movement rather than arrival — to explore whether moral awakening is still possible for those long accustomed to power.
He writes regularly on leadership, conscience, and organizational life at his Substack, https://substack.com/@leadershipbydesign
For over two decades, he advised leaders and organizations navigating complex systems of governance, accountability, and institutional change. What he observed in that work — the subtle erosion of conscience, the gap between public purpose and private reckoning — became the seed of his fiction.
His debut novel, Political Suicide: An Inward Journey for Redemption, follows three political leaders whose lives intersect at moments of crisis, forcing each to confront not just the consequences of their choices, but who they have become in the making of them. The novel draws quietly on Sufi thought — the self as a river, transformation as movement rather than arrival — to explore whether moral awakening is still possible for those long accustomed to power.
He writes regularly on leadership, conscience, and organizational life at his Substack, https://substack.com/@leadershipbydesign
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