The Writer's Spirit

Do you feel that you should be writing, but are not really certain about how to start, or where to begin writing?

What do you think you should be writing about?

Perhaps you think that you would do well writing fiction, rather than non-fiction. Maybe you think that you would have better success in another genre, writing in your area of expertise like farming, fishing or building windmills. You just might!
What do you really want to write?

Do you know?

Have you ever really stopped to think about it?

Sometimes, you may know exactly what you want to write, but not always. You may think that you have figured out what you want to write, only to be disappointed later, if you discover that is not what you want to write, at all. It may not be where your interests lie.

Every writer has a unique human spirit, hidden deep within his or her thought processes. It acts as a muse. The muse, when not stifled, potentially leads a writer in the direction he or she is intended to go.

Amazingly, the inner spirit responds to the emotions and feelings of the human heart.

Let's face it, the writer's spirit is a human spirit, but there are times when the human spirit can be touched and moved to write, by the divine spirit of God. Even God has a heart!

When your writer's spirit triggers the desire to write, simply do that. Write whatever and whenever. Don't discard it, as you may want to re-read or re-write it, at a later date.

Enjoy writing and remember that your unique writer's inner spirit, as well as your muse, are to be valued.