Judith Ashley is the author of The Sacred Women's Circle series,
romantic fiction that honors spiritual traditions that nurture the soul.
And I paraphrase: One creative process deserves another.
Not only do I surround
my computer with various stones for creative and inspirational energy, I have
my computer set up so with a slight turn of my head to the right I look out
into my backyard. I pay particular attention to
that part of the yard I can easily see from my chair.
But that isn’t all I do
to create sacred space in my office where I write. I have my Abraham Hicks
perpetual calendar that I read each morning for reminders and inspiration.
Here are some items that I see whenever I walk into my office. They are to the right of my computer on a shelf over my printer.
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| Candle made by my best friend and selenite lamp |
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| Crystal gift, candle I made and selenite lamp. |
Books I use for
inspiration and research are to the left of my computer along with two large
stones that act as bookends: rose quartz and lavender
quartz.
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| Feather and bling arrangement |
Behind my computer
monitor is a fantastic collection of peacock feathers, some natural and some
with glitter, with three mirrored stems and two ostrich feathers. When the sun
comes through the window behind me in the winter and hits the mirrored teardrop
shapes, rainbows sprinkle the walls.
I find this beautiful
arrangement made up of feathers I’ve collected in different places as well as
some elements that were decorations on baskets I’ve won at writer’s conferences
to be touched with romance.
I write romantic fiction
or main stream fiction with a strong romantic element. My books also have a
strong spiritual theme that runs through each book. By
mixing spiritual and romantic elements in my writing space, I support my creative
self.
How do you support your creative self in the physical space where you write?
You can learn more
about The Sacred Women’s Circle series on my website.
Check out my Windtree Press
author page.
Follow me on Twitter:
@JudithAshley19
© 2016 Judith Ashley
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