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Apr 15Liked by Matt Cardin

3.) Writing At The Wellspring: Where Creativity Meets Awakening. ✨🧙🏻‍♂️

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Apr 15Liked by Matt Cardin

Writing at the Wellspring: Nonduality and the Call to Create (?).

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Apr 15Liked by Matt Cardin

I like #6! Good mix of specific and broadly appealing, and just has a really cool ring to it.

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Here's an original suggestion that a reader sent me in a private message:

Ink of Infinity: Embracing the Eternal in the Writer's Craft

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Apr 16Liked by Matt Cardin

You used the word "transformation" to introduce this project. Should that float in and out of consideration? It is a powerful word, although perhaps too cliché.

I wonder if your mind also first throws into the mix those titles and words that should be automatically discarded, but somehow need to be put out there so as to be permanently ejected from consciousness. The jester in me was struck with "Far From Pilloried Posts," the noting of which will probably get me blocked from this site forever.

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3. Writing At The Wellspring: Where Creativity Meets Awakening.

Really clear and concise. I'd buy it!

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Apr 16Liked by Matt Cardin

I really love Beyond Words: Illuminating the Writer's Journey - the main title is short and catchy, and the subtitle tells me that it's a book that's going to help me (aka the general reader) find/create a path for become a writer, but in a way that emphasizes creativity rather than daily word counts. Looking at the other comments, I see I'm in the minority, but that's just my two cents.

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Apr 16Liked by Matt Cardin

I would go for a title maybe using a combination of 5 and 6 title options.

Writing with the Daemon: Creativity, Nonduality, and the Writer's Muse

But even just using the 6th title option seems about right to me.

Casting Words in the Void: Creativity, Nonduality, and the Writer's Muse

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I really have no suggestions, but all morning the phrase "comfort and Joy" has been going through my head. May you find both when you find your title.

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There is something there with number 5. Writing with the Daemon: A Guide to Waking Up on the Writer’s Path.

Perhaps it's because Dante has been on my mind, but the connection is strong with the image/focus of a companioned path - both creatively and spiritually.

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I like #4

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Apr 18Liked by Matt Cardin

5 sounds the coolest.

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Apr 18Liked by Matt Cardin

Conscious Darkness: The Nondual Daemon and the Writer’s Muse.

Conscious Darkness: Creativity, Nonduality, and the Writer's Muse

“One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but by making the darkness conscious.”

-C.G. Jung.

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