Cameron
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Living on the Blocks.
Week 9, The Artist Way…Julia Cameron writes, “We’re more comfortable being a victim of artist’s block than risking having to consistently be productive and healthy. “An artistic U-Turn arrives on a sudden wave of indifference. We greet our newly minted… Continue reading
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With me.
In Chapter 8, Recovering a Sense of Strength (in The Artist’s Way, by Julia Cameron), she writes. “One of the most difficult tasks an artist must face is the primal one; Artistic Survival. All artist must learn the art… Continue reading
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To be me…perfectly.
There seems to be a time in life, where you get off the karmic wheel of your childhood, where you finally come to the end of the road where old beliefs, thoughts and ideas run dry, where you have uncovered,… Continue reading
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From the Cocoon!
The Artist’s Way, while it is inspiring for Art, it is also bringing forth an artful self. It is finding the dark spots where we lost the art of living, the art of being, the art of individuality, where we… Continue reading
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It just is.
This week in The Artist’s Way, we are looking at money, how we spend it and what we think of it, and she is challenging us to seek being frivolous. As I wrote about Money in the morning pages,… Continue reading
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Cultivate the Art of Play
In reading chapter 5 in The Artist’s Way, Recovering A Sense of Possibility, she speaks of being self-destructive, and yet she isn’t talking about what we usually think of self-destructive behavior. We usually think of drugs, alcohol, abusive type… Continue reading
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The soul that lies beneath.
Julia Cameron writes in The Artist’s Way… ”Conditioned as we are to accept other people’s definition of us, this emerging individuality can seem to us like a self-will run riot. It is not. The snowflake pattern of your soul… Continue reading
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When I am 80.
My writing assignment was to write a letter from my eight-year-old self to my adult self, and I sat there blank. I could not figure out what the little girl needed to tell me. So, I went and did… Continue reading
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Wanting me to disappear.
I found it interesting that my mother’s voice still echoes in my head, that it rings out loud and clear each and every time I veer off her well-beaten path, my fear of disappointing her screams louder than the thrill… Continue reading
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Enter In
Julia Cameron writes in The Artist’s Way, “I like to think of the mind as a room. In that room, we keep all our usual ideas about life, God, what’s possible and what’s not. The room has a door. That… Continue reading
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