The Digital Abyss is a contemplative narrative non-fiction work that explores how modern digital life reshapes attention, identity, and inner coherence — often without our awareness.

Through the quiet journey of a central character, Mira, the book traces the subtle ways constant connectivity fragments presence, accelerates thought, and thins meaning. The “abyss” described here is not a dramatic collapse, but a gradual drift — away from depth, embodiment, and inner rhythm.

Blending cinematic storytelling with reflective insight, the book weaves together lived experience, subtle neuroscience, nervous-system awareness, and contemplative understanding. Technology is not treated as an enemy, but as a neutral amplifier — revealing what remains unexamined within the human mind and body.

This is not a how-to guide, productivity manual, or digital detox prescription. There are no hacks, slogans, or commandments. Instead, the book offers something rarer: a spacious inquiry into how awareness, presence, and integration can be reclaimed — not by rejection of technology, but by conscious relationship with it.

As the narrative unfolds, the focus gradually widens — from individual attention to relationships, workplaces, and culture itself — suggesting that personal coherence is not private, but quietly contagious.

Written for readers seeking depth rather than speed, The Digital Abyss speaks to anyone who senses that modern life is technically advanced yet inwardly strained — and who feels the pull to live with clarity, dignity, and embodied presence in an accelerating world.

This is a book to be read slowly, returned to often, and lived alongside.