Janet Conner’s book, Writing Down Your Soul: How to Activate and Listen to the Extraordinary Voice Within, has made an impact upon my journaling because it takes me beyond writing down my daily problems to really connecting with my soul and discovering what Spirit is saying to me on a soul level. I attended a lecture at First Church Unity in Nashville where Janet shared how to use the following seven steps to get into theta brain wave:
1. Set your intention to connect with the voice inside you.
2. Address the voice directly: Dear ______ (fill in the blank with whatever name you want).
3. Write by hand.
4. Activate all five senses. Vision, hearing, and touch are automatic in this process, but include a candle, incense, aroma oil, or flowers for smell and water for taste.
5. Ask open-ended questions as you write.
6. Write fast; don't stop to correct grammar, spelling, or punctuation (very hard for me as an editor). Just let the words flow from spirit to paper without the interference of logic or correctness.
7. Be grateful; say thank you.
By reading her book and applying the lessons in a practice of writing, I learned how to get out of my conscious, stress-filled mind, get in touch with my deep, authentic self, and activate a limitless supply of intelligence, wisdom, and creativity.
The e-book version is now available for Kindle, iPhone, iPad, and other digital reading devices on Smashwords.com. Get the PDF on the author's website: WeAreOneinSpirit.com.
Why not have someone read the book to you? Check out the audio book MP3 file version.
The author, Yvonne Perry, is available as a spiritual coach. See http://weare1inspirit.com/services/coaching/ for information about a free 15-minute evaluation to see if coaching is right for you.
1. Set your intention to connect with the voice inside you.
2. Address the voice directly: Dear ______ (fill in the blank with whatever name you want).
3. Write by hand.
4. Activate all five senses. Vision, hearing, and touch are automatic in this process, but include a candle, incense, aroma oil, or flowers for smell and water for taste.
5. Ask open-ended questions as you write.
6. Write fast; don't stop to correct grammar, spelling, or punctuation (very hard for me as an editor). Just let the words flow from spirit to paper without the interference of logic or correctness.
7. Be grateful; say thank you.
By reading her book and applying the lessons in a practice of writing, I learned how to get out of my conscious, stress-filled mind, get in touch with my deep, authentic self, and activate a limitless supply of intelligence, wisdom, and creativity.
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PURCHASE the paperback book, Whose Stuff Is This? Finding Freedom from the Thoughts, Feelings, and Energy of Those Around You at http://tinyurl.com/EmpathAmazon.The e-book version is now available for Kindle, iPhone, iPad, and other digital reading devices on Smashwords.com. Get the PDF on the author's website: WeAreOneinSpirit.com.
Why not have someone read the book to you? Check out the audio book MP3 file version.
The author, Yvonne Perry, is available as a spiritual coach. See http://weare1inspirit.com/services/coaching/ for information about a free 15-minute evaluation to see if coaching is right for you.
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