Adrian Gabriel Dumitru’s MY LIFE IN A PRISON WITH INVISIBLE WALLS: …still dreaming about freedom delves into the mental and emotional prisons we unknowingly build for ourselves.
With relatable anecdotes, Dumitru contrasts the desires of schoolchildren, corporate workers, and successful businessmen, revealing that despite external achievements, true happiness often remains elusive. He powerfully argues that societal expectations, dogmas, and the quest for perfection can imprison us, and only by thinking deeper—beyond conventional paths—can we find real freedom and contentment.
Dumitru encourages his readers to examine their own lives and confront the ways they’ve been limiting themselves. His emphasis on meditation, introspection, and self-therapy offers a blueprint for personal liberation.
The analogy of perfection as a dogmatic construct that blocks happiness is especially resonant.
Dumitru urges us to reconnect with what makes us feel alive by dreaming beyond our current realities, stepping off the well-trodden paths, and embracing a life of personal freedom.
The book serves as both a wake-up call and a guide for those feeling trapped in societal molds or rigid life structures. It resonates long after the last page is turned, inspiring action, introspection, and the courage to define happiness on one’s own terms.
For anyone seeking clarity on their life’s path, this book offers both the encouragement and the tools to think deeper and discover the way to a truly beautiful, liberated existence.
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Still dreaming to be free
Adrian Gabriel Dumitru
If you ask a school boy about the ideal life … that is one without homework and very long vacations.
The summer vacation is the ideal time for them … but still one day the autumn is coming.
If you ask an employe in a corporation about the ideal life … he will say that he would love as the working week to have 2 days of work a day instead of 5.
The school boy, no matter the age … is not feeling free.
Years ago … when he was not in school … he felt the freedom of doing only what he wanted to do.
The employee from the corporation, even if he knows that he is paid very, very well … he is not feeling free either.
But why?!
Well … cause the society is teaching us … somehow by force … to live in … “prisons”.
Now let me give you another example.
Let’s assume the case of a businessman, that already had success, has a beautiful house, has money, a good company, a wife, beautiful kids …. basically everything.
And … still … if you ask him if he is happy … he will only reply that a piece from the puzzle is missing.
I know lots of businessmen that have a great success … and even if they have everything … almost all of them have a mistress that is completing their lives.
It’s a non sense … i know … cause most of them have the perfect life scenario.
An amazing house.
A amazing car … or cars.
A beautiful wife.
Very nice children.
… and?!
Why this nonsense?!
Why does a person look for something else when already has the perfect life?!
Well … cause what we call … perfection … is only a dogmatic way of seeing life.
The missing piece from the puzzle is the mistress … that makes him feel loved in a totally different way.
She makes him be … a free person.
A hobby would make the school boy and even the employee from the corporation … to love what is doing … and also feel free … enjoying the present activity.
You see … no matter what path we chose in life … the moment when we forget about the dogmatic path of living … we feel the freedom.
We feel alive.
Our actions … will look like a total nonsense to the others … but we will be happy.
The human being is looking for perfection … but the happiness is not found in there.
The dogmatism will never help us to … be us.
But … on the path of discovering … the real path … at least we will have the guts to … dream … about the real freedom.
A book and a cup of coffee 