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Spiritual: May 25, 2022 Issue [#11372]




 This week: Sharing your Spiritual Journey...
  Edited by: Lilli 🧿 ☕ Author IconMail Icon
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3. Letter from the Editor
4. Editor's Picks
5. A Word from Writing.Com
6. Ask & Answer
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About This Newsletter

Spiritual Blogging can include discussions of religious beliefs and practices, personal reflections on spiritual experiences, or musings on the nature of the spiritual realm. This week we'll take a look at this with some prompts to get you writing your own spiritual blog, regardless of your faith or journey.


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Letter from the editor

Blogging can bring fruitful rewards your way whether you want to document your spiritual journey, use your blog as an outlet to vent or connect with an audience, teach others, or inspire. Therefore, before starting a spiritual blog, it's important to ask yourself what your goal and purpose will be.

*BulletB* What is your intent?
         *Bulletp* to share your wisdom
         *Bulletp* to share what you are learning
         *Bulletp* to inspire others
         *Bulletp* simply share your heart

*Bulletb* Here are some topics to consider:
         *Bulletp* Spiritual travel (pilgrimage)
         *Bulletp* Meditation and prayer
         *Bulletp* Daily life
         *Bulletp* Spiritual guidance
         *Bulletp* Energy healing, Crystal work
         *Bulletp* Mindfulness
         *Bulletp* Healing

Here are some prompts to get you started!

*Bulletb* Who is your spiritual self?
         *Bulletp* Do you connect with your spiritual self in the silence of meditation or in the company of others?
         *Bulletp* Do you feel most spiritually aligned at a religious temple, church, or in nature?
         *Bulletp* What does spirituality mean to you?
         *Bulletp* How does it show up in your daily life?
         *Bulletp* How does it guide your actions and beliefs?
         *Bulletp* How would you describe your relationship with a higher power?
         *Bulletp* Who or what is God to you?
         *Bulletp* What do your feel is your soul’s purpose? Do you feel connected to your purpose?
         *Bulletp* Do you believe you're a spiritual being in a human body? What does this concept mean to you?
         *Bulletp* What about your spiritual self are you still learning and discovering?
         *Bulletp* What is the relationship between your soul and your body?
         *Bulletp* How does God (the Universe/Source Energy/the Divine) show up in your daily life?
         *Bulletp* How can you tell when my spiritual self has been neglected?
         *Bulletp* What evidence do you see in your life of the Universe/Higher Power always looking out for you?
         *Bulletp* What does it mean to you to surrender to a higher power? Was/Is this easy or hard for you?

Spiritual blogging can also be a great way to deepen the connection to your inner-self! If you're not already blogging, give it a try!


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The time to explain is as the character engages in the practice. They see something and it means (explanation) and the thing to do is (the practice.) Then you show the results.

This should be cycled into your narrative so it sounds like a step in the action rather than being flagged as explanation of the spiritual belief.

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