Most of us have crowded, busy lives. It's hard to remember to pay attention to what's around us - to pause and really listen to the blackbird's song, or to notice the bright poppies by the roadside.
But when we really pay attention to other people & to the world, we start seeing things more clearly - we become more intimate with them. We feel more loved and loving. We feel more at home in the world, with others, and in our own skin.
We pay attention by writing. We write short observational pieces called small stones and we write in our journals. We want you to help you wake up to the beauty of the world through writing too.
At the heart of what we offer is a marvellous smorgasbord of e-courses personally tutored by Fiona or Kaspa. These month-long adventures are for people who are ready to clear space for writing, learning, & growing. You will join a supportive cohort of fellow travellers (a maximum of 15 per group) in your very own private group, sharing what you want to share as you each carry out daily writing exercises, reflect on our essays & read our daily emails. What happens to people on these courses sometimes feels like magic.
We also both offer mindful coaching for people who want to use creativity to move themselves (or their businesses) forwards, or to start or complete a creative project. We can do this on Skype, on the telephone or through written reports. The first twenty minute consultation is free.
We also have lots of free stuff to offer you, including our gorgeous community & a free book about Lorrie & how her grey life takes on colour. Enjoy!
Writing Our Way Home is here on Facebook, and here's our mailing list. Fiona Robyn is a published novelist, psychotherapist & coach, is very fond of earl grey and home-made cake. Say hello on Facebook & follow her on Twitter @fiona_robyn. Kaspalita is Buddhist priest, writer & therapist, and is still learning to play the ukulele. He blogs here and at our Malvern Sangha site. Say hello on Facebook & follow him on Twitter @kaspalita.Poppies by Steve H via Creative Commons with thanks.
