Tomorrow’s post explores the idea that what is called luck is more often the natural outcome of our connections. And that artists, preferring to retreat into inner worlds of imagination, sometimes fail to make the connections that could be important to them, and to others whose lives they might contribute to.
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Nurturing the Song Within, (the inner work underlying creative work).
Meditations on Gratitude, Beauty and Mystery (gratitude as a philosophy life and as a spiritual practice). PDF available now for $9.99, book to be available in the next week or so. Visit here.
The Pausing For Beauty Poetry Diary. Visit here.
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