What does thinking about your rhythm do to your actual rhythm?
Writing has a rhythm.
Usually, we don’t notice it.
The hand moves.
The breath moves.
Thoughts arrive and leave.
Somehow, they find their own rhythm.
This practice is about noticing that rhythm.
Sometimes, all you need is a starting point. The rest can unfold in a natural flow.
Coffee and salt liquorice shouldn’t work. But somehow, they do. And perhaps some of the strangest combinations in life are the ones that make us feel most at home.
Sometimes the only way through a difficult turn is to lean into it — and trust what you know to be true inside of you.
Tre timer, hvor du lærer at sætte tempoet ned, være til stede og fortælle en mere menneskelig historie. Med pen, papir og den ældste form, en historie kan have.
