"Before the truth can set you free, you must free the truth." ~ Susan Larison Danz
It has become clear to me that these nightly writing exercises just aren't always unfolding as deeply or as authentically as I would like, and so I very likely will not write here every night (it's difficult to predict), and that's OK - as I'll be looking for new ways to write, too.
If you want to know my honest opinion, when it comes to open expression, the kind that encourages respect for multiple empathic perspectives (and yes, there is more than one), yet goes to deep and honest places, we are struggling mightily in our world right now. And I'm not quite sure what will change that, but it requires deeper work and not perfunctory exercises.
So I'm going to reflect on how to go about that work, and I'll be here when so inspired. If that is tomorrow, great! If not, I'll trust in that. I'm not going to force work that skims the shallows or dances elusively around the point, as that is not what I'm about, and it's deeply unsatisfying.
We have deep and honest work to do. Many of us. Those who so choose. That much is clear.
Until next time . . . (that may be tomorrow - we will see!). I know I'll be here Friday to let you know about Saturday's weekly radio program at 1 PM PDT. The work continues. More soon . . .
Ripples photo by Susan Larison Danz.
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