Alavida D

Alavida writes for the reader who suspects there's more to their life than what's currently visible.

He spent six months in solitude writing his first poetry collection. It has since been translated into ten languages and read on six continents.

Before that, he taught art for ten years. A decade in front of students teaches you that a difficult idea only lands when you find the right way in. He has since traveled to more than thirty-five countries and studied under teachers in several wisdom traditions.

He has written more than thirty books across philosophy, consciousness, psychology, storytelling, and poetry. Each approaches the same territory from a different angle: the patterns underneath a life, the ones shaping it long before anyone notices them. His work doesn't chase trends. It goes underneath them.

These books aren't built to be finished quickly. They're built to be returned to, and to show you something new once you've grown enough to see it.