Tag Archives: Natalie Goldberg
A Beginning
When you take care of something, it lives a long time. Katagiri Roshi in the Introduction of Wild Mind: Living The Writer’s Life by Natalie Goldberg. I stopped writing six months ago. It is far easier than one might think. … Continue reading
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Bridge Over The River Soul
Each of them is a doorway that will lead you inside of yourself. Each one is an invitation to explore a little more of the puzzle that is you, by writing down your thoughts, responses and feelings. They stand … Continue reading
Following The Words
When I write, I usually begin with a vague idea, put down the first words that come into my head, then simply follow them wherever they lead me, or choose to go. I think I first came across that concept in a … Continue reading
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Tagged blogs, essays, Following the flow of words, Journal Writing, Julia Cameron, Natalie Goldberg, outline, Poetry, practice, programing, revision, rewriting
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In Other’s Words
The material for this book was collected from nature at great personal risk by the author. (Helen Rowland) I have a hobby. I collect quotes. Being a veracious reader, I have a tendency to underline meaningful statements in the books … Continue reading
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Tagged claiming own life, Clarissa Pinkola Estes, Florida Scott-Maxwell, Helen Rowland, Jane Heape, Jassamyn West, Jill Johnston, Joseph Campbell, Mandy Aftel, mile-markers, Natalie Goldberg, other's words, own story, parochial school, possess, risk, Sigmund Freud, starting point
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