[stylist] Moving

[Donna Hill]

Agreed, with the caveat that moving can also be physical. I get many ideas
while walking, and often problems I'm having -- in terms of figuring out how
to say things -- work themselves out when my mind is in neutral. J.K.Rowling
didn't have anything to write with or onn when the muse struck about Harry
Potter; she's often said that the work she did thinking that day was more
valuable than what she would have put on paper.
Donna

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Move and the way will open.

- Zen Proverb


This Zen proverb applies to our writing, or our lack of writing.  

In art we say "You better be standing at your easel when the Muse arrives."
I think for writing, we better have that pencil in our hand  when the muse
arrives. (or be at the computer typing?) Ideas come when we are engaged in
our craft very often. 

This is certainly true in my life as I  make art or write.
The more I am into the physical process, the sooner the way opens. Each move
I make in the process leads me to the next move, and the next. It is a walk
of faith.


Lynda River Woman

My Blog:  http://www.walkingbyinnervision.blogspot.com
My Website:  http://lyndalambert.com



 
 
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