Daily Meditation: Secrets of Asemic Writing

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Asemic writing is one of my all time favourite ways get into a daily meditation where I use my method to vent & let things out... but I do prefer to rather write out lovely statements & compliments, even to the people who aren't as nice on a particular day.

At 5 am the video quality is not my highest priority, the information I am sharing is. And I've updated this video to reflect more on what I use it for. The Blog Article can be found on my website under the heading "Romantisized Life"

For today's video, I share tips on using it as a meditation tool.

How to:
Find your favourite Sketchbook or Notebook & a pen, marker. pencil or make it really fancy & use a dip pen & ink.
Begin writing without thinking about completing the letters.
Modify the lines by either using sharp motions with your wrists or curved & over pronounced ascending & descending letters.
Think of what you want to say & blurt it out with the emotions you are feeling. Wild striking actions for excitement, soft dreamy lines for love & so on.
Once you've realised the value in this technique, you'll discover your own way of expressing this method to release pent up fear, allow forgiveness to take place naturally & also find a writing skill so unique, others might think you're from another planet.

Now, as you will discover, this is not your average approach to meditation, but instead a way to connect with yourself in a daily quiet time session that may enhanced your life in a new way.

This is a good method to implement when you are on the path of forgiveness and love.

Here are some other Daily Meditations I use to live a happier life:
   • Daily Meditation:  The Secrets to Be ...  


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For now I'll use what I have I continue to do what I love. I'll also encourage you to enjoy life a little more - these meditative moments go by too fast.

xo