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The Taoist Writer

Write without Writing

Spring Snow Publications ― “Intuition cannot be produced. It has to be allowed to happen. But that is just what the rational mind cannot endure. It wants to control everything. It is not prepared to be silent, to be still, to allow things to happen . . . . [Active ...

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Deb Chitwood ― 26 Apr, 12

The Taoist Writer: Creating Soul

Spring Snow Publications ― You ask me why I make my home in the mountain forest, and I smile, and am silent, and even my soul remains quiet: it lives in the other world which no one owns. The peach trees blossom. The water flows. –Li Po (The Enlightened Heart: An...

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Deb Chitwood ― 22 Mar, 12

Overflowing Compassion

Spring Snow Publications ― The wide pond expands as a mirror, The heavenly light and cloud shadows play upon it. How does such clarity occur? It is because it contains the living stream from the Fountain. –Chu Hsi (Creativity and Taoism: A Study of Chinese Philosophy,...

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Deb Chitwood ― 8 Mar, 12

The Taoist Writer: Useless Words

Spring Snow Publications ― Words appear useless. You can’t eat them.  But wait! Yes, you can. Thus, words are paradoxical. Words arranged sacredly can feed your soul. They are soul-food. But wait a minute! Soul is just a hypothesis. A soul can’t be seen or measured. Only ...

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Deb Chitwood ― 10 Nov, 11

The Taoist Writer: Merge with Dust

Spring Snow Publications ― Simplicity “The Tao brings no more important lesson to writing than the benefit of simplicity. Verse 48 of the Tao Te Ching tells us: ‘To attain knowledge, add things every day. To attain wisdom, remove things every day.’ Inexperienced writers...

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Deb Chitwood ― 20 Oct, 11

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