In Writing With the Elements author Jamie Della will take you on a journey to discover how Air, Fire, Water, and Earth can help you with your writing.
In this online writing workshop, we will listen to creative inspiration, explore writing themes, and write freeform for 2-7 minutes intervals. Sharing is optional but never required.
This Zoom (live & recorded) workshop will be 3 hours and cost $49. You can bring a project that you are working on or simply explore your creativity.
We will explore these Elemental Writing Themes
Element of Air as the Writer’s Voice
Element of Fire as the Passion
Element of Water as the Lyricism
Element of Earth as the Carnality
If the group who gathers for this class is interested in working together further as a Sacred Writers Guild, we will discuss the possibility at the end of class.
Inspo: Rules for Freeform Writing from Natalie Goldberg
Keep your hand moving. No matter what, don't stop
Don’t cross out – don’t let the editor/critic in
Don't worry about spelling, punctuation or grammar
Lose control, like dropping into a dream, fly
Don’t think or get logical
What matters most to you. This is for you.
Freeform writing allows thoughts to bubble up to the surface and onto the paper because you don’t pause to think too much or edit. Only the creator is allowed in the room or on the page when you give yourself permission to write nonstop for a few brief minutes. Surprise yourself. Give your voice wings.
Registration can be found at https://jamiedella.com/ on the Events page!
Priestess Jamie
JAMIE DELLA is a Xicana Witch, Shamanic Priestess of the Mount Shasta Goddess Temple, Magickal mentor, and Wiccan author of ten books, including A Box of Magick: A Guided Journey to Crafting a Magickal Life through Witchcraft, Ritual Herbalism and Spellcrafting, The Book of Spells and The Wicca Cookbook. Jamie’s books, teachings and one-on-one mentoring program focuses on how to deeply connect with your unique spirit and co-create with an alive world. Get inspiration in your mailbox every week with her Substack called Writing the Magick and the “Homesteading the Hollows” blog, which chronicles homesteading 45 acres of redwood, oak, madrone forest.