Rumi “I was going to tell you my storybut waves of pain drowned my voice.I tried to utter a word but my thoughtsbecame fragile and shattered like glass.Even the largest ship can capsizein the stormy sea of love,let alone my feeble boatwhich shattered to pieces leaving me nothingbut a strip of wood to hold on

From Enneatype Structures: Self-Analysis for the Seeker, by Claudio Naranjo The ideal material to process in one’s writing is that of painful and unsatisfactory moments in the day: moments of frustration, guilt, fear, hurt, pride, solitude, and so on. In particular, examine episodes that may be felt as ‘wrongly lived’: times when one feels that