Karma
About this ebook
It’s a book about alignment.
It’s about what happens when you stop fixing yourself.
When you stop explaining your pain.
When you stop performing healing for a world that never asked how much it cost you.
This is not a guide.
There are no steps.
No affirmations.
No promises of transformation.
Instead, KARMA strips away the noise—
the inner narration, the emotional armor, the constant self-monitoring—
until nothing is left but life as it actually is.
Quiet.
Ordinary.
Unmanaged.
Written for those who are tired of becoming
and ready to live.
KARMA is the end of seeking,
the end of spiritual performance,
and the moment you realize nothing was ever missing.
You don’t read this book to change your life.
You read it because you’re done fighting it.
About the author
Allen DeKeyser writes about what remains after survival ends.
A survivor of violence, trauma, and profound personal loss, Allen spent years navigating the long aftermath—PTSD, identity fracture, and the quiet exhaustion of constantly holding himself together. His work does not offer motivation or easy answers. It reflects what happens when the search for healing itself becomes heavy—and is finally set down.
Through lived experience rather than theory, Allen writes about nervous system regulation, emotional honesty, and the moment when self-improvement gives way to self-trust. His writing is known for its raw clarity, minimalism, and refusal to romanticize suffering or recovery.
KARMA was written for those who are done performing growth and ready to live without narration.
Allen DeKeyser lives in the United States and continues to write books that sit quietly with the truth—until the truth no longer needs to be explained.
