Slow it down, resist don't resist--
Allow the pace to be what you
discover it to be -- What's the
hurry? drag, pull, rotate
point, wade in the fluid
experience .
-Robin
by Eloise
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my freewrite: When I make a line I have to be present in my body. I have to remember to keep my feet on the floor - and I am very prone to squirming. I have to keep the brush vertical and my wrist cocked. I have to rotate gently while keeping the line straight - and to feel that I am moving from my core, rather than from my head. I have to exercise gentleness and precision in order to get the rounded-edge at the beginning, 'folding over the laundry' gently so that my brush doesn't end up flattened into two factions of threads. I have to remember not to hold my breath. If I fail at any of these things, I have to let it go and continue on with the process. When I make a line the line becomes the evidence of my existence. The whole world dims and it's just me and the brush and the page. -Katie
'allow the pace to be what you discover it to be' - good advice for life!
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always appreciate your direct voice Robin -
Wade in the fluid experience
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Robin,
Such a surprise of expression and visual. Powerful and awake to life!
A call to the journey!