How to Break the Chains, and the Blocks so you can Write, Now!
Are you at a sticking point or feeling blocked in your work, your writing, a relationship? Follow these steps:
- Be still.
- Find the Thing or The One you can't bear to forgive. Consciously or Unconsciously this has become a Blockage to your Creative Expression.
- Focus on forgiving The Block itself, instead of the person/situation.
- SAY: "I forgive and release my unwillingness to forgive _________. I am a Being-Still-Learning-to-Be. I shift freely into Presence and Awareness. I feel relief and comfort."
In forgiving yourself, you have softened The Block enough to shift it aside. The rest can be done through Grace if you wish it to be.
- SAY: "I ask Spirit of Forgiveness to do the rest and take me to Freedom."
- Breathe.
- Imagine the chains floating away and let Forgiveness work all on its own.
Notice you now have space to create!
Start the flow with something like, "I am here for..."
Email me. [email protected] I'll answer back. It is my mission to prevent the unwritten story! xx Judy
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Judy McNutt
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You know how, as creative women, we come to the end of our careers, hopeful and yet a little scared as we move on into retirement? It's a lot, all at once; a ton of paperwork, insurance boogers, and the Tasmanian Moneyplanning-Devil. Beneath the now-different To-Do lists the desire to finally sit down to write sits there, gasping for breath. Then life starts making other plans for your time. Those juices get sticky as a grandchild's little hands. Fear slips in, and when you finally do grab a few minutes to write, it feels like there is a wall between you and what is wanting to be born into the world. How do I know this? I had that same desire and urgent calling to write, too. I had no idea how to begin or what to do, and I could find no help for a recently-retired lady who wanted to write! So after a 25-year career in broadcasting and then 16 more years as a public school teacher, I retired. I tried to write, but the excitement and ideas soon began to dry up. My inner critic went to work, too." It's too late, you're too old. It would be selfish. Your parents and family still need you. There are already so many writers who have natural talents, skills, and gifts- who do you think you are?" I went on, questioning myself until one day, I asked out loud, "Who DO I think I am?" That question finally struck a note, and the code cracked wide open. My journey into living the life of a writer began. I was flooded with ripening questions, and I wrote them all down, did all the research, and I finally had the answers to my previously forbidden fruit. I could finally sink my teeth into the new reality, "This is a new chapter, not the end of my story, and there are other women just like me; women with juicy gifts to discover and a story to tell." Let’s begin!
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