CHECKING IN.
1.How many days this week did you do your morning pages? How was the experience for you? If you skipped a day, why did you skip it?
2.Did you do your artist date this week? [Yes, yes, and it was awful.] What did you do? How did it feel?
3.Were there any other issues this week that you consider significant for your recovery? Describe them.
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Having anger present while you
unblock your equestrian self is a
sign of health.
https://www.writingofriding.com/artists-way/week-3-recovering-a-sense-of-power/
This week may find you dealing with unaccustomed bursts of energy and sharp peaks of anger, joy and grief. You are coming into your power as the illusory hold of your previously accepted limits is shaken. You will be asked to consciously experiment with spiritual openmindedness.
Try to channel your anger into action. Avoid acting out and utilize that burst of anger to reroute your old, dying life, towards the birth of your new creative self. Trust that your anger has a purpose.💮
Sloth, apathy, and despair are the enemy. Anger is not. Anger is our friend. It will always tell us when we’ve been betrayed. It will always tell us when we have betrayed ourselves. It will always tell us that it is time to act in our own best interests.
Anger is not the action itself. It is action’s invitation.
invitation
How frightened would you be if suddenly faced with the possibility of having your biggest dream come true?
Take the time this week to work on small wishes, get your feet wet so to speak. Put them out to the universe and take a deep breath.
once you begin your creative recovery you may be startled to find it cropping up everywhere.
Don’t be surprised if you try to discount it. It can be a very threatening concept. Jung also explored the possibility of an intelligent and responsive universe, acting and reacting in our interests.
Instead of asking
whether you can
do something, say
that you are doing it.
Instead of asking whether you can do something, say that you are doing it. Then fasten your seat belt. The most remarkable things can follow.
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