The full experience. Not just the portal, but also an hour of sacred writing time held for you by Book Developer & Creative Midwife Naomi Rose, which you can write to in the comfort of your home (or anywhere else). At the end is a Closure ritual (both on the recording and included as a PDF*) so that each time you write you can become aware of what you’ve accomplished—both in the writing and in yourself—and let this holy capacity become stronger over time. NOTE: You can download the PDF via this link: http://bit.ly/4efVTMH
This audio portal explores rhythm as a secret doorway into writing with deep connection and ease. Drawing on the three rhythms of life from the teachings of Sufi master Hazrat Inayat Khan, you'll learn how to bring about the best rhythm for creating: the slow, even, mobile rhythm that opens you to inspiration, receptivity, and the writing that wants to come through you. You'll also learn to recognize the rhythms that don't serve — when they inadvertently creep in — and how to shift back into the slow, receptive, creative one.
The full experience. Not just the portal, but also an hour of sacred writing time held for you by Book Developer & Creative Midwife Naomi Rose, which you can write to in the comfort of your home (or anywhere else). At the end is a Closure ritual (both on the recording and included as a PDF*) so that each time you write you can become aware of what you’ve accomplished—both in the writing and in yourself—and let this holy capacity become stronger over time. NOTE: You can download the PDF via this link: http://bit.ly/4efVTMH
This audio portal explores rhythm as a secret doorway into writing with deep connection and ease. Drawing on the three rhythms of life from the teachings of Sufi master Hazrat Inayat Khan, you'll learn how to bring about the best rhythm for creating: the slow, even, mobile rhythm that opens you to inspiration, receptivity, and the writing that wants to come through you. You'll also learn to recognize the rhythms that don't serve — when they inadvertently creep in — and how to shift back into the slow, receptive, creative one.
