Writer’s Cramp
Writer’s Cramp by Spirita, published by TumbleBrush Press on May 10, 2011, is a 198-page exploration of writing as a form of expression that transcends traditional boundaries. This edition presents a unique perspective on the act of writing, emphasizing that it is not confined to trained artists or scientific rules, but rather a natural flow of awareness and emotion. The book invites readers to engage with the concept of writing as a means of connecting with their own inner thoughts and inspirations.
In this work, readers will find insights that encourage them to embrace their own writing journey, regardless of their background or experience. Spirita discusses the role of ‘authors’ as translators of messages from unproclaimed spirits, suggesting that everyone has the potential to express their awareness through writing. The themes of inspiration and personal growth are woven throughout, making it a reflective guide for those interested in the intersections of body, mind, and spirit. This edition serves as a companion for anyone seeking to cultivate their writing practice and discover their own voice.
Official synopsis Publisher
Snatches of Writing from UnProclaimed Spirits. Writing is not an art requiring special training. Writing is not a science promoted by education and rules of composition. Writing is Awareness Expressed. Writing reveals emotions and spirit and observations in natural flow comfortable to the translator of Messages. We have designated translators of Awareness to be ‘authors’ while all who are so termed will admit to revelations that transcend their natural abilities. Thus, they are merely transmitting Inspirations which chose these Spirits as Messenger. Kindly treat yourself to the following Snatches offered by UnProclaimed Messengers. Discover your own Awareness. Propel your own words to paper and Bless with Inspiration. Whether publicized or privately enjoyed, allow Writing to become a friend and companion always available when Serenity beckons.
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