Ask the Author: K.A. Chinery
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K.A. Chinery
I find the most inspirations from quotes, as they depict states of perception. I see reality as a display of infinite perceptions. The one quote that inspired me the most is by Pythagoras, "Man, know thy Self and you will know the Universe and God."
K.A. Chinery
I am currently writing articles for my website, photonfrequency.com. In addition, I am integrating the wisdom of my book into a very unique (energy based) healing practice, "Portal to the Hidden Sun."
K.A. Chinery
My advice for aspiring writers is to persevere. Express your truest voice. Do not be effected by trends or popularity of well known authors. Authenticity is of the highest value in any form of art. Know your self and voice your soul.
K.A. Chinery
The best thing about being a writer is looking back and seeing how much I've grown. As with life itself, writing is an art. Da Vinci explained it in his quote "Art is never finished, only abandoned." There is no completion to one's work of art, as each moment of existence we ascend with experiential wisdom, broadening our perceptions. So truly there is no end, only the inevitable "letting go".
K.A. Chinery
I accept writer's block as a necessary time of reflection and introspection.
Life is a sequence of rhythms and cycles. Just like the moon, our states of being waxes and wanes.
Our waxing phase is a time of dynamic interaction. It is the time to create (through new experiences or artistic expression).
Our waning phase is the idle time that we all experience in our physical, emotional and/or intellectual state of being. Although this cycle can feel disconcerting if not understood (even turning into illness if resisted), the waning phase is a necessary interlude; a time to introspect—to look within, reflect and objectively ascertain our actions.
Life is a sequence of rhythms and cycles. Just like the moon, our states of being waxes and wanes.
Our waxing phase is a time of dynamic interaction. It is the time to create (through new experiences or artistic expression).
Our waning phase is the idle time that we all experience in our physical, emotional and/or intellectual state of being. Although this cycle can feel disconcerting if not understood (even turning into illness if resisted), the waning phase is a necessary interlude; a time to introspect—to look within, reflect and objectively ascertain our actions.
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