The Artist's Way Week 4 - Recovering Integrity

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Week 4 is all about getting real clear on self, self-discipline, and our emotions. It starts off with solutions for struggle with the morning pages. Julia reminds us of the importance of morning pages. Morning pages helps us to stay grounded and centered. They force us to stay present and they help us see ourselves. They realign our values, our truth, and our growth.

This week mentions kriyas, a Sanskrit word, that are cries of the soul. They are spiritual seizures. I like to consider them clarity moments. It’s where we can see and feel things for what they truly are and move accordingly. It’s about learning when to surrender and let things go. Julia Cameron then continues on to remind us to add more child-like joy in our lives. To get back to being more playful. This like every week was really powerful and insightful.

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Week 4 Journal Prompts

  • What brings me child-like joy?

  • How can I add more play time to my life?

  • What areas in my life do I take way too seriously?

  • What areas in my life do I need to take more seriously?

  • What does my ideal artist date look like?

  • If money or time wasn’t a thing, what would I do for fun?

  • What is my ideal environment like? What city? What type of home?

  • What type of things brought me joy as a child?

  • In what areas am I growing?

  • What just doesn’t fit anymore?

  • When’s the last time I experienced joy? What was I doing?

  • What situations or people have been showing themselves to me lately?

  • What have I been ready to walk away from a while now? What’s stopping me?

  • Who am I when there’s nothing for me to do?

  • Who do I become when I have a lot of free time? What do I do?

  • How can I be more intentional with my free time?

Feel free to comment or add more questions. Check out Week 4’s session on YouTube. Thank you all so much for sharing this space with me.

with gratitude,
Arielle

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