The Artist’s Way: A review and week-by-week journal — Matt Tillotson
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A review of book "The Artist's Way" by Julia Cameron, and a week-by-week journal of my own journey through the course.
Introduction The Artist’s Way is a time-tested book and a process for getting creatively unstuck. It’s premise is that God wants us to be creative, dwells within us, and esseintially, we have to get out of our own way to get in a creative flow state. Some are turned off by the book’s spirituality. I find it a huge asset. Because The Artist’s Way is, in essence, a spiritual path, initiated and practiced through creativity, this book uses the word God. This may be volatile for some of you—conjuring old, unworkable, unpleasant, or simply unbelievable ideas about God as you were raised to…
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