The Perfect Partner for the Writing in Spirit Workbook!

Reading about Writing in Spirit is a long way from actually doing it yourself. Knowing that Ruth Lee mastered the art is encouraging, but it doesn’t help you develop the abilities you need to Write in Spirit, too. The good news is there is no trick to learning how to Write in Spirit!

If you wish to connect with your spiritual guides to discover the best and easiest path to follow each day, you must write daily. Like any skill, you need to practice—a lot! 

Remember: Self-actualization is based on confidence—and confidence is based on competence–and the best way to become competent is practice…practice…practice! To speed up the process and gain access to your spiritual life at a deeper level, simply follow the exercises provided in the Writing in Spirit Official Notebook.

The Writing in Spirit Workbook includes exercises and in-depth explanations designed to teach the basic skills required to Write in Spirit. BUT the Writing in Spirit Workbook does not provide adequate space to complete assigned exercises. For this all-important task, you need a separate notebook—and the Writing in Spirit Official Notebook is designed specifically for this purpose.

The Writing in Spirit Official Notebook is divided into four sections with adequate space to practice unique writing exercises provided throughout. In addition to assignments spelled out in the Writing in Spirit Workbook, there are many other innovative exercises designed to help you access wisdom from your spiritual sources, as well as explore your inner life through journal writing.

It’s time to take your spiritual work seriously. Put your art and writing on the table! Regardless of how you work in Spirit now, the specially-designed meditations and creative writing exercises provided in the Writing in Spirit Official Notebook can improve how you access Spirit.