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Writing Fire Circle

30 members • $11/month

7 contributions to Writing Fire Circle
Today's incredible, interconnected writing...
The Right Now I Am class today was crazy powerful! So many moments with my jaw on the floor, goose bumps, (so many) tears, laughter! This is the true medicine y'all. We can't do this with AI--we create and heal in community with our messy humanity in safe space together. Thank you @Mina Smith, @Beth Jasper, @Susan Buniva, and @Cate Fitt for your incredible writing...I'd love if you'd be willing to share! Here's an excerpt from what I wrote this morning: Honey, YOU are your own inner parent and have the loudest and most powerful voice inside you. You can't be scolding and belittling your own inner children! Don't make them cry and cower. Reassure them that they are safe and loved unconditionally. When you remember they are there, when you see them, you go soft with love. Gently take the wheel and steer the ship towards safety, love, and acceptance. If you want to do your own 10-minute Right Now I Am, I'd love you to share it here with us! [photo of a wildflower bouquet I made this afternoon!]
Today's incredible, interconnected writing...
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Beautiful; the writing and the flowers that hold your voices and tears with the love and beauty they deserve.
Goddesses: Forged through the fire!
What a remarkable Conversations with the Goddess workshop we had today! I drew the Sedna card (Inuit Eskimo and Alaskan Goddess of the Sea) from the Goddess Guidance Oracle deck not once, but twice--and everyone's writing about infinite supply was beautiful, kismet, and connected. I'd love to share a tiny excerpt of my writing here and invite @Cate Fitt, @Susan Buniva, and @Erin N to do the same! Goddess, it has recently come to my attention that things in my life are not happening on my time-table, nor are they going according to plan. My plan, at least. I did not plan to be down for the count for 6 weeks nor to keep experiencing more f-ing growth experiences. Please advise. Your confused devotee, Valley Jane Dear Valley Jane, Goddesses are forged through the fire, not on the beach drinking mai-tais. Sedna found her power through the forced surrender of her deepest pain, creation is born from the destruction of what came before. Please release your old ideas about time or plans--clinging to them will only slow you down. Let go or be dragged! It's always right now now now where everything is perfect already because you are the soul you came here to be, in a constant state of becoming. Honey, give yourself grace for showing up in human form--a notoriously difficult situation to inhabit. You got this. Love always, G. Please join me for more Convos with the Goddess next week, 9/1 at 2 PM EST. Add to your calendar here! XOXO, Valley Jane
Goddesses: Forged through the fire!
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Much thanks to both of you.
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Oh, I think you get it in your bones. That makes me so happy.
Lunar Eclipse Prompts
Hello writers! If you missed our lunar eclipse workshop yesterday, here are the prompts...it's not too late, the eclipse energy is still strong. Spend 8 minutes free-writing on the two questions below and share in the comments if you'd like. What right now is being eclipsed out? What right now is being eclipsed in? We'd love to read what you write :) Thank you @Lisa Loving, @Cate Fitt, and @Beth Jasper for your beautiful writing in the worshop...I'd love for you to share! Here's mine: What's being eclipsed out? Centuries of bullshit, co-dependency and people pleasing--even with my DOG! Over-editing. That eternal critic shapeshifter who sneaks around in different costumes. Can I eclipse out waiting for my ship to come in and learn to sail my own damn boat? Can I eclipse out the straight jacket of good girl, good wife, good mother? Can I eclipse out the illusion that I have to be good in order to be loved? What's being eclipsed in? Trust in the ever winding curvy-ass spiral road of my life. Trust that I won't accidentally Thelma and Louised myself off cliff or get stuck in the endless maze of traffic on 64. I'm eclipsing in trust in the sacred Goddess essence of my being in this transitory time of my life between known worlds and addresses. I eclipse in vigor and enthusiasm and exuberance for what I do, for what we share for being wholy alive. I eclipse myself back into the center of my very own life.
Lunar Eclipse Prompts
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Lisa, I love your use of water in the first piece as a place of healing and growth. Similarly in the second piece, the way you used a cornucopia of abundance bursting with good works was magnificent.
A Tool for Healing
Hi writers! I wanted to share a chapter from my book Surrender Your Weapons: Writing to Heal, that explores a few areas in which I've needed healing and a few ways in which I've tried to heal. Spoiler Alert: writing wins! Has writing been a tool in your healing? I'd love to hear about it in the comments below! 🔱 A Tool for Healing 🔱 I am a recovering addict and a codependent emotional eater who has struggled to manage money. I’m a perfectionist with low self-esteem and impossibly high standards. I’ve had tumors, diseases, surgeries, and miscarriages. Several of my body parts have been sent to pathology. I have experienced loss, grief, heartbreak, anxiety, depression, existential angst, and the dark night of the soul. I’ve hated God and I’ve been sure God hated me. Healing, for me, is a mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual full time job. One I’ll never really be able to quit. I have tried and used 12-step recovery meetings, therapy, prayer, meditation, yoga, Rohun, past life regression, hypnosis, EMDR, mandalas, A Course in Miracles, church, synagogue, satsong, acupuncture, reiki, goddess dance, and witchcraft to try to heal my original and ancient wounds. All of these have helped and a few have even stuck, but the most consistent healing force in my life has been writing. Expressive writing. Free writing. Journaling. Keeping a diary. Whatever you want to call it. Writing has saved my life. Much has been written about the research-based positive healing impact writing has on the immune system, as well as the mental, emotional, and physical health of the writer. I’m thrilled scientists have evidence and numbers, but anyone who has used writing in their life consistently already knows. Writing heals. Of course, I have fought the writing process, too. Hard. To avoid writing I’ve taken up professional scrapbooking, stained glass making, basket weaving, crochet, addictions, bad jobs, and bad habits. And still, writing has been the healing modality of my life that I’ve returned to again and again. Writing can be a weapon if we use it against ourselves, but it is also a powerful medicine, an antidote to whatever our poison may be.
A Tool for Healing
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I completely agree that writing is a powerful tool in the arsenal of healing tools. It is hard for me to imagine my life without writing, therapy, and ultimately, a spiritual journey. I am so grateful for each of those tools.
What would you love to see in this community?
Hi Friends! Your voice matters! While some exciting magical classes are taking root behind the scenes and about to bloom open in our community, I want to know what's important to you?? What would you like to see/experience/feel/be/here? What inspires you? Open mics, free-writing circles, two-way prayer, character creation, accountability, quiet presence writing time?? There are so many fun things we can do, I'd love to know what sings to you!!
What would you love to see in this community?
4 likes • Jul 8
I really like Erin's thoughts. I would also like thoughtful guidance and prompts related to writing poetry. Thanks for asking.
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Susan Buniva
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As I retire, writing is one of the things I most want more of in my life. I'm delighted to explore it in this community.

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Joined Jun 27, 2026
Virginia and Florida