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How to Do Automatic Writing

By Matthew Lynch
January 5, 2024
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Automatic writing, also known as psychography or spirit writing, is a technique that allows individuals to enter a state of mind where creative flow and insights can be more easily accessed. It has been used for centuries as a means of channeling one’s inner thoughts and emotions, connecting with spiritual guides, or simply unleashing creativity. In this article, we will outline the steps to help you begin your journey with automatic writing.

1. Create a suitable environment

To start, establish a conducive environment for automatic writing. Choose a quiet space free from distractions and noise. Comfortable seating and proper lighting are also vital to help you stay focused on your writing.

2. Utilize the right tools

Before starting your session, gather your preferred writing materials such as a pen or pencil and paper or a computer and word processor if typing is more comfortable for you.

3. Establish your intent

Determine the purpose of your automatic writing session before beginning. This objective can range from solving a personal dilemma to seeking spiritual guidance or even tapping into broader creative works like poetry or fiction.

4. Relax and quiet your mind

Enter a relaxed state through meditation or deep breathing exercises. Clearing your mind of everyday thoughts and concerns allows you to tune in to your intuition and receive insights more effectively.

5. Begin with free association or stream-of-consciousness writing

Once you feel centered and focused, let your pen (or fingers) flow freely without conscious control over the written content. Avoid editing or second-guessing yourself—instead, allow words to emerge naturally as you write without restraint.

6. Keep an open mind

During the process of automatic writing, ensure that you maintain an open, non-judgmental mindset. Messages can come through in various forms, such as images, symbols, metaphors, or direct phrases. By being receptive to these different modes of communication, you can derive more profound insights from your session.

7. Review your content

After completing your automatic writing session, take some time to read through the material you have produced. Make sense of the content by identifying key themes or patterns and reflecting on the personal significance of these insights.

8. Practice regularly

Like any skill, automatic writing improves with practice. Make it a habit to engage in regular sessions, which will not only hone your abilities but also deepen your connection with your intuitive sources.

In conclusion, automatic writing is a powerful technique that can facilitate access to higher knowledge and creativity. By following these eight steps and maintaining a consistent practice schedule, you can unlock the full potential of automatic writing and enjoy its manifold benefits in your personal and creative life.

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