Kate Vogt
Thank you for this question. It gave me an opportunity to reflect on how I get inspired to write. I'm always trying to find what is unsaid. That is, the space between the words, the thoughts. Some might say that I am looking for the voice of the heart-mind.
As evidenced by my books, I am inspired by our universal wisdom and its remembrance offered by our mother earth and the early peoples' prayers, verses, poetry, and songs. There is wordless love springing forth from the land and sky and the timeless knowingness shared by our wise human ancestors. My inspiration also comes from knowing that grief, sadness, vulnerability, joy, resilience, and survival resonates with all beings, and resurfaces through the forms of our arts, language, music, and even everyday living.
As evidenced by my books, I am inspired by our universal wisdom and its remembrance offered by our mother earth and the early peoples' prayers, verses, poetry, and songs. There is wordless love springing forth from the land and sky and the timeless knowingness shared by our wise human ancestors. My inspiration also comes from knowing that grief, sadness, vulnerability, joy, resilience, and survival resonates with all beings, and resurfaces through the forms of our arts, language, music, and even everyday living.
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