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Engendering Compassion
Sep. 5th, 2008 08:28 pmI've begun reading Writing Down the Bones by Natalie Goldberg. I'm not reading it straight through. I'm jumping around--each chapter is written to stand alone. Today I read the chapter "Engendering Compassion."
In this, Goldberg talks about writing through your fear. One of her biggest fears is loneliness.
I sit here, still sick (with an upper resp. infection--again), wondering what my biggest fears are in life. Off the top of my head I can't actually name any. I'll have to meditate on this one for awhile.
In the meantime--what are your greatest fears? What one small thing can you do to begin facing them?
In this, Goldberg talks about writing through your fear. One of her biggest fears is loneliness.
I sit here, still sick (with an upper resp. infection--again), wondering what my biggest fears are in life. Off the top of my head I can't actually name any. I'll have to meditate on this one for awhile.
In the meantime--what are your greatest fears? What one small thing can you do to begin facing them?
