How do beginners learn Automatic Writing?
Most people who try automatic writing for the first time expect something to take over their hand like in the movies. It doesn’t work like that, and honestly that expectation is what trips up beginners more than anything else. What actually happens is quieter and slower, and once you understand what you’re really doing, it […]
What if Negative Words Appear During Automatic Writing?
You sit down with your pen and paper. You take a deep breath, set your intention, and let the words flow. And then something strange happens. The words on the page turn dark. Maybe they sound angry, or fearful, or simply not like you at all. Your first reaction is probably panic. Did I connect […]
How Automatic Writing Can Help You Cope with Grief
Nobody tells you about the silence. Everyone warns you that grief is painful. They say it’s hard; they say give it time; they say be kind to yourself. But the thing that actually gets you, the thing that sits in your chest at 11pm and won’t move, is the silence. The complete and total absence […]
Automatic Writing: How it Enhances Psychic Abilities
Nobody talks about how awkward the beginning of any spiritual practice actually is. You sit down, pen in hand, notebook open, trying to “receive guidance” and your brain just serves you a grocery list and some secondhand embarrassment about something you said in 2014. That’s the reality of starting automatic writing. And honestly, that’s fine. […]
7 Things You Will Learn in an Automatic Writing Course
Most people have heard of journaling. Some have even tried it, a few months of morning pages, gratitude lists, the occasional brain dump after a hard day. It helps, up to a point. But automatic writing is something different altogether, and once someone understands what it actually involves, the comparison to regular journaling stops making […]