Writing on Purpose: Imagining a problem that prevents me from writing
Writer's Block Be Crushed
Unless I am driven to write from a strong emotion, homework
(when I had some) or a writing challenge, I am not motivated to write. I tried
to write in journals and I would stare at the blank page for what seemed like
hours before I made a pencil mark. Most often, it ended up being just a doodle!
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Since that time, I have not done much non-dominant hand
writing however if I ever have a deep soul question, I will clumsily pick up my
pencil and start the chicken scratches. I start by taking a few deep breaths to
ground myself and imagine the answer to my query magically coming through my crown
chakra, down my left arm through my fingers clenching the pencil and let the
scratching begin.
Since the start of this challenge I have diligently kept up
with the “homework” and have not missed a deadline yet. I’ve enjoyed every
moment and the challenges have not been difficult albeit thought provoking. But
what will happen when the challenge ends? Do I need to find a writing juice
bar?
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