The moon mother resides in the hidden valley. Her cape made of the misty moon is a doorway between worlds. Only the wise may enter. (Tao Te Ching, Chapter Six Interpreted by Terry Chitwood) Writers filled with mist from the moon act as doorways between worlds. Words flow from the hidden world through the writer […]
Taoist Pearls, Wisdom for Writers: Sandpaper Wind
sandpaper wind dust like fire burns my throat By Terry Chitwood Burn the dust off the ancient scrolls, igniting the wisdom within. Fire burns away the impediments to accessing ancient wisdom for application in modern times. Dreams are emissaries of the Tao with roots in antiquity drawing forth images woven with the golden thread of […]
10 Fun Ways to Focus on Grammar
It’s time for some grammar fun! Today, I have a mixture of 10 fun grammar memes and posts. I love painless ways to improve grammar, and these are all great for that. 10 Fun Ways to Focus on Grammar Here are some fun Pinterest pins. Just click on each pin to go to the corresponding article or meme. […]
Tao Te Ching for Writers: Words into Dust
Sky and earth reflect eternal values. Inferior concepts fall away like ashes. The wind ebbs and flows under the sky and across the land dissolving words into dust. Don’t talk. Breathe life in. (Tao Te Ching, Chapter Five, Interpreted by Terry Chitwood) Eternal values, like the sun, illumine the land. Words as […]
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