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Free Write
Free writing is a form of journaling that involves putting your thoughts onto paper without any editing or censorship. The pen should keep moving forward The goal of free writing is to allow your thoughts and ideas to flow freely, without worrying about grammar, spelling, or structure. It is a way to access your subconscious thoughts and feelings and get in touch with your inner voice.
Your journal is a a safe and private space. Allow your thoughts to flow freely. this way you can discover the truth.
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Gratitude
It’s a simple equation: The more grateful we are, the more we have to be grateful for.
Gratitude journaling is as simple as writing down three things you’re thankful for each day or reflecting on the moments throughout the week when you felt most grateful. The goal of gratitude journaling is to cultivate a positive and appreciative mindset, by focusing on the good things in life, instead of dwelling on negativity or stress.
Gratitude journaling has been shown to have numerous benefits for mental and physical well-being. By focusing on the things that bring joy and happiness to your life, you can cultivate a more positive outlook and reduce stress and anxiety.
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Moments of Presence
Every day holds magic. Journal the moments you felt the most present, or the people you connected with who made an impact, no matter how small. In a few moments at the end of each day to reflect on the moments that brought you joy, happiness, or a sense of wonder. These moments can be big or small, but they are the experiences that make life special and bring a sense of magic to your day. These details enrich your life and help to cultivate more of these experiences.
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Envision Your Future Life
A manifesting practice, spending time imagining your dream future life sets the Law of Attraction in motion to bring it to you. Journaling your future life can also help you create a clear roadmap for success. Some people find it helpful to write as if from the future, looking back on all you’ve done and achieved.
What things have you done? Who are you in this future? What does your life feel and look like?
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Write Poetry
Play with words and sculpt art from it. Poems are a practice to express yourself creatively, and gain deeper insights into your thoughts and feelings. Poetry allows you to put your thoughts and feelings into words, and express yourself in a way that is both powerful and meaningful. Whether you’re an experienced poet or just starting out, writing poetry can be a valuable tool for exploring your emotions and gaining greater self-awareness.
