So true about the dreams. Everybody knows that if you don’t jot down what you were dreaming about as soon as you wake up, it all disappears. Since morning pages are done upon waking (okay, I do have to go to the bathroom first ), we’re sure to reap the messages sent to us from our subconscious.

Love ya!
xoxo

I used to journal at night many moons ago. But I’m telling you, after starting the morning pages, I quickly noticed a huge difference: I’m much more focused on what I do and more aware of my thoughts and reactions.

Glad you dropped by. Don’t be a stranger!

xoxo

Not to say your morning rituals aren’t good, but I wish you’d try writing the morning pages for, let’s say, a month or so. I guarantee you’ll notice a difference in awareness and clarity.

C’m'on…do it!

xoxo

It sounds like you know the benefits of connecting with your soul via journaling. Now that you’ve been more than 9 months without that special bond, don’t you feel a void?

I know I’m already feeling much more “in the moment” after only one week of morning pages. I’m home!

It’s easy to get carried away with everyday stuff. For me, it was the blog. But now, I know I need to continue the inner work I started many years ago. No more slacking.

Thanks for your comment. Hope to read you again.

Peace & Love
xoxo

Wayne

I should get into a more formal form of meditation in the morning, that would probably generate useful morning thoughts on a more regular basis.

– Gilles