Quotes About Flow

As a dam is breached and water escapes..

As watercourse is replaced by watercourse, So no river allows itself to be concealed. It breaks the channel in which it was hidden.

Crucial aspects are always in your own emotions, this world is just a flow you have to cross it by knowing and walking on the right path"

Life made its pattern around and beneath and through her.

Study how water flows in a valley stream, smoothly and freely between the rocks. Also learn from holy books and wise people. Everything - even mountains, rivers, plants and trees - should be your teacher.

Do not try to guess how fast or slow a pitch will be. Just let the ball arrive at its own pace, and be there to greet it

The most perfect actions echo the patterns found in nature.

Do not fail to learn from The pure voice of an Ever-flowing mountain stream Splashing over the rocks.

Fill yourself with Ki, invite the attack.

Wash: I am a leaf on the wind. Watch how I soar!

Perhaps, it would be wise to flow with time; like a leaf carried by the stream of water.

Time cannot be mastered, just like the unpredictable wind that leaves us wondering which direction it is going to blow next.

Time cannot be slowed down. Either ride with it or increase your speed to get there much faster.

Does sound have rhythm? Does it rise and fall like the ocean? Does sound come and go like wind?

Rabbinic literature, though it includes plenty of material from before AD 135, tends to see everything in the light, not of a continuing story about God and Israel within the ongoing flow of world history, but of the much thinner, often dehistoricized world of Torah-piety.

Left Foot, Right In

These things are happening all at once. These things are one thing. They are the inevitable result of all that went before. The power seeks its outlet. These things have happened before; they will happen again. These things are always happening.

We are electrical. The power travels within us as it does in nature.

When I wrote and got out of the way, writing did writing." (p.90)

In other words you disappear, you become one with your words, not separate, and when you put your pen down, the you who was writing is gone.

Keep your hand moving. (Don't pause to reread the line you have just written. That's stalling and trying to get control of what you're saying.)

Basically, if you want to become a good writer, you need to do three things: read a lot, listen well and deeply, and write a lot. And don't think too much. Just enter the heat of words and sounds and coloured sensation and keep your pen moving across the page.

Own anything you want in your writing and then let it go.

You have to give yourself the space to write a lot without a destination