Writing the Divine: How to Use Channeling for Soul Growth & Healing by Sara Wiseman

Author:Sara Wiseman
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00

any people have asked me

if they can use their journals for

Divine guidance-simply by writing

in

them,

but

without

doing

channeled writing.

Now, journal writing is a terrific

tool for getting in touch with

yourself, and knowing what you

think; it's a superb method of

clearing your head and clarifying

your wants and needs. I myself have

kept a journal since third grade, and

almost all of the writers I know

keep journalsthere's nothing that

feels as good as getting your inner

thoughts down on paper! However,

writing in your journal is not the

same as receiving Divine guidance

through channeling or channeled

writing.

Journal writing is more similar to

prayer, in which you ask the Divine,

but you do not receive guidance in

the same direct way. In fact, you

could think of journal writing as

praying on paper.

Is this a good thing? Absolutely!

Just remember that journal writing

on its own won't give you the same

type of guidance that channeling or

channeled

writing

does. It's a

terrific option, a powerful tool,

another trick up your spiritual

sleeve-but it's not exactly the same

thing.

However (and this is important),

writing in your journal takes quite a

bit less effort than channeling or

channeled writing, and some days,

well, that's all you've got. You don't

read War and Peace every night, do

you? Of course you don't. Some

days all you can manage is an

episode of Sponge Bob Square

Pants.

Am I comparing your journal

writing to Sponge Bob? Of course

not!

Some days, in fact many days,

journal writing is much easier on

the mind and heart than the intensity

of channeling, and that's just fine. If

you feel like writing in your journal,

and this is an enjoyable practice for

you, please do so, as often as you

like!

Just don't expect it to provide you

with the same type of guidance as

the direct, two-way connection of

channeling or channeled writing.

That clarified, let's talk about some

of the best ways you can use your

journal for spiritual growth.

Most of you use your journal to

record your impressions. This may

t a k e the

form

of

a

simple

chronology of your day's events,

writing down what's happened over

the last few weeks, and so forth.

You write what happened, who was

there, how it made you feel, what

you learned. It's a way of analyzing

where you are right now, at this

particular point on your life's path.

How can you expand this practice,

and get more out of it? First, by

paying attention to the tone of what

you are writing. If you find you are

mostly complaining, blaming others,

everything is going wrong all the

time, you're in a rut and so forth, dig

a little deeper when you write.

If you're writing a stream-of-

consciousness spewing, trying to get

it all out on paper, and you find

your journal entries are angry,

miserable, depressed-it's time to

take a look at what's going on.

If you are in a rut, have bad

relationships, have money issues,

a r e unhappy, are unhealthy, are

overweight, drink too much, take

t o o many pills, are ill, can't stop

gambling, hate your job, whatever

your issue is at this moment in time,

it's time to stop writing about how

miserable you are, and start praying

for help.

And you can use your journal ... to

pray on paper.

Those ancient scribes who copied

prayers into thousand-page tomes

had their heads filled with God all

day long. This in itself was their

meditation; as they wrote each word

of scripture, the meaning of each

word filled their bodies and souls

like a mantra.

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