Sixth day of writing and publishing a thousand words. This is the first weekend since I started this challenge for myself, and I had some plans set for today already, so I'm glad I was able to set aside some time in order to write this today, even though weekends are usually real busy for … Continue reading DAY 6: 1,000 WORDS: A YEAR AND A HALF WORKING IN CANADA, BEFORE MY WEDDING.
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DAY 3: 1,000 WORDS: WHERE I’M WRITING FROM (part 2)
Third day of writing and publishing 1000 words. For the sake of honesty I have to say, my energy and enthusiasm today are not as high as they were during my first two days of this challenge, and for that reason I wasn't able to post this in the morning as usual. I won't let this sudden mood change kill … Continue reading DAY 3: 1,000 WORDS: WHERE I’M WRITING FROM (part 2)
DAY 2: 1,000 WORDS: WHERE I’M WRITING FROM (part 1)
Second day of writing 1000 words and publishing them. Yesterday I mainly touched upon on what inspires me to write, trying to simplify as much as possible even though I have various complex reasons for writing and for undertaking this challenge (of writing and publishing 1000 words a day, every day). Today I'd like to … Continue reading DAY 2: 1,000 WORDS: WHERE I’M WRITING FROM (part 1)
DAY 1: 1,000 WORDS: INTRODUCTION TO EXPERIMENT.
First day of writing down 1000 words and publishing them. What’s the point of this long term goal I’ve set for myself? The main goal is simply to use my talent to the best of my abilities, to practice, to share what I can with the world, and to learn more about myself, and the … Continue reading DAY 1: 1,000 WORDS: INTRODUCTION TO EXPERIMENT.
Life and Death are Two Sides of the Same Coin.
“Death is not the end, but the beginning of a new life. Yes, it is an end of something that is already dead. It is also a crescendo of what we call life, although very few know what life is. They live, but they live in such ignorance that they never encounter their own life. ~ Osho … Continue reading Life and Death are Two Sides of the Same Coin.
Man’s Search for Meaning: The Space Between Stimulus and Response.
One of the greatest victories we can achieve in life is the mental, emotional and spiritual victory over inevitable circumstances and the struggles they create. If someone like 'Man's Search for Meaning' author Viktor Frankl, who endured and overcame extreme tragedy and horror in his life, having lost most of his family in various concentration camps during … Continue reading Man’s Search for Meaning: The Space Between Stimulus and Response.
OVERCOMING WRITER’S BLOCK!
As an artist, there exists a possibility of words simply flowing from your spirit like water from a fountain – as if they were writing themselves, as if an inner force were pushing them out of you one by one, barely allowing you a moment to get your ideas down on paper. You worry and … Continue reading OVERCOMING WRITER’S BLOCK!
FREE E-BOOK: ‘SIDDHARTHA’ (1922), written by Hermann Hesse
'SIDDHARTHA' Written by Hermann Hesse, originally in German. Published in 1922. ‘Siddhartha’ is a simple story of a boy’s struggle and spiritual journey as he finds his way through a life of contemplation and contradiction. This boy, Siddhartha, lived in the time of the Buddha, Gautama himself, and at one point in the story, along … Continue reading FREE E-BOOK: ‘SIDDHARTHA’ (1922), written by Hermann Hesse
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