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Creativity Coaching w/ Kamala Devi
Write Your Novel, Sing your song, Play your instrument,
Dance your Dance, Live your Dreams Now!
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Do you have a great idea for a creative project, but
don't know how to move from concept to completion?
Kamala Devi is gentle and focused in helping you realize
your artistic potential.
This page
contains Ideas, Resources, Support and Inspiration
for artists and creatives.
Scroll
down for:
* Upcoming Creative
Events!
* Ongoing Writing Group
* Tips on Writing and
Self Publishing
* Kamala's New Book
*
Dream Journaling
* Journaling
Tips
* Artist's Way
Group
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THE WAITING ROOM
After a late night of partying, a man wakes
up in a waiting room to wonder what he could
possibly have in common with a South American
traveler, a boat skipper and an old woman who’s
husband is dying of cancer. Watch as he helps
everyone around him realize the truth of their
existential predicament.
Click
Here to read the 7 minute play.
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NOVEMBER is
National Write a Novel in a Month
That’s 50,000 words in 30 days!
National Novel Writing Month
is a fun, seat-of-your-pants approach to novel writing.
Participants begin writing November 1. The goal is to
write a 175-page novel by midnight, November 30.
“In
2004, we had over 42,000 participants. Nearly 6000 of
them crossed the 50k finish line by the midnight
deadline, entering into the annals of NaNoWriMo
superstardom forever. They started the month as auto
mechanics, out-of-work actors, and middle school English
teachers. They walked away novelists. “
For
more info:
www.nanowrimo.org Good Luck!
Do you have the courage, and open mind that it takes to
compile and complete your creative project? Could you
use a little inspiration, motivation, support and
community?
Kamala uses break-through technology
to support an intimate group of writers in manifesting
their ideas faster than we ever dreamed possible!
We meet every Wednesday in Aug. 6:30-8:30 in Pacific
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Hoop Dancing is a fun way to get the
Creative energy flowing. Hoopnotica is Kamala's
HoopDance Guru.
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Don't Drink The Punch
A Tantric Novel by Kamala Devi
This edgy book-in-progress is about a spiritual
seeker in perpetual pursuit of truth and pleasure
(not necessarily in that order.) From the brothels
of Bangkok to the Temples of India, we follow
a skeptic filmmaker and his hopelessly God-drunk
girlfriend through a heart-opening and
health-jeopardizing spiritual odyssey. The book
transcends genres of self-help, memoirs, erotica and
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Instructions
for Dream Journaling:
This is where you keep your journal
by your bedside, and as soon as you wake, you write
all impressions, fragments or complete dreams that
you recall.
Make a special section entitled "Happenings"
in which you take special note of the synchronistic
or magical events that occur in your life as a
result of this new discipline.
"By making this effort, you begin to come into
conscious communion with parts of yourself that
transcend your normal conscious intelligence." Asoka
Selvarajah, Ph.D
Before you go to sleep, contemplate what you'd
like to dream about, or what question you'd like an
answer to, and then tell yourself that you WILL
remember your dreams.
If you don't remember your dreams you could:
1. Take Vitamin B to increase dream recall.
2. Set an alarm clock at some point in the night,
and write down whatever you recall as soon as you
awaken. If the answer is nothing, reset the alarm
clock!
3. Drink a lot of water before bed, and write your
dreams while sitting on the toilet. ;-)
Start NOW. Have FUN. |
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One of the
most profound tools to support personal growth
is a journal. Here are two types of journals to
help make the unconscious, conscious and promote
radical self knowledge.
Instructions
for Morning Pages:
1) Chose
the size, color and style that fits your
personality.
2) Write daily, preferably
immediately after waking, this is when you're
conscious mind is closest to your subconscious.
Set your Alarm 30 minutes early and make this
your morning ritual.
3) Your Journal is private, so DO NOT CENSOR or
even edit yourself. Feel free to write about:
Emotions, reactions, thoughts, realizations,
interactions with people or situations, ideas,
dreams, whatever occurs to you when the pen is
on the paper.
4) Write longhand.
5) Dont' stop until you've completed 3 pages.
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Artist's Way Group
Forming:
If you're an aspiring artist,
don't miss this Awesome opportunity to unblock
and blossom into your full expression.
"I walked in with
some vague notion of wanting to include art in
my life and I walked out a writer. I walked
into a group of strangers feeling lonely and I
walked out with close friends feeling loved... I
walked in overworked and overwhelmed, and I
walked out --aware that all of life is art, that
each moment is worth experiencing to the
fullest... and writing about. Thank you Kamala.
Thank you Artist's Way."--
Lori Willamson AKA Sathyavani Devi
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