(great name!)

I always think that whatever works is what we should do. I have not been good at meditating. I get too distracted. Maybe I haven’t tried hard enough.

But the writing has worked for me!

Thank you for the compassionate words. I left a career in high tech to pursue making a living through writing and Internet marketing. The writing part is firmly established. I’m still in my infancy re Internet marketing.

I wish you the best on your journey. Life journeys can be very rich!

Ok, you’ve got me intrigued. I’ll play along and write every day for a few weeks and see what arises. It’ll be a nice adjunct to my other spiritual practices.

There’s nothing wrong with being a writer. I love it. I made a conscious decision to write and I’m delighted that in only a couple of months that this new career is paying my bills with only a part-time engagement. (My subconscious (or soul) typed “bliss” instead of “bills” the first time I typed the word!) I feel that there is a big piece of mission for me that is wanting to unfold, which will probably involve writing. I’m just impatient with myself at times and forget to enjoy the process. That’s all.

The answer is that you already know. You just have not heard it yet.

I think writing randomly like this could uncover some amazing information you have.

Why not try it for a few weeks every day? Expect that you will start getting a little clarity after you get past about a page and a half.

By the way, what’s wrong with being a writer?

Great article.

I have a question. How do you know when it’s time to use this technique? I have been in the “fertile void” for a couple of months now. I quit my job and have been paying my bills as a writer which is a new career for me But, I know there’s something important I’m to do beyond what I’m currently doing yet I feel like this is the time for me to just be with the unknown and let this life transition unfold without rushing to action. Maybe I’ve just answered my own question but do you have a way to know when it’s ok to have no next thing to do and when it’s time to move forward?

(For starters, please tell us what name you prefer!)

Yes, not reading it is important because in doing so you are churning up all the stuff you just exorcised. You want to let it just lay there. Not recycle it.

The objective is to clear the way for a more objective seeing.

This is not an easy process. It is a journey. Not a road. If you have made progress on clearing the boulders, you want them behind you. Not following you.

They might anyway – but let’s not encourage that.