- First,
print this page and have it beside you as you write. Use the questions
following as a memory trigger to 'prime the pump of your imagination'.
Use them to get your thoughts going. If nothing comes from one question,
skip to another. Go through all of them and write short notes on the ideas
or inclinations you get. You may, but don't have to answer the questions
directly. Use them to stimulate your thoughts. Come back to them and do
it again. Then, begin writing. This method has worked for many. The
thoughts should come hot and quick. Good luck.
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Have you suffered? What did you learn?
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Did you have any life experiences which changed the way you think?
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Which life experiences fostered deepest growth in you?
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Do you have any guiding mottos?
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What have you learned from other people's mistakes?
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How did you achieve your most noteworthy success?
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If you could retrace your steps, what would you change?
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What event or person touched your heart? What affect
did it have on you?
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What are your successes?
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What events most influenced your spiritual growth?
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What does the word reality mean to you?
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Was there a time or person which precipitated reality
thinking in your life?
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How do you view failure and defeat?
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Do you have any major regrets?
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Did you ever have to overcome shyness? What did you do?
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Have any movies changed your life for the better?
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Do you remember your father, mother, a grandparent,
aunt, uncle, friend, classmate, or other adult giving you
sincere advice which affected you?
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Did you ever come to a crossroad...
where you had to make a choice? ...
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What happened? mostly, what did you learn...?
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What would you tell a person who couldn't find
their way in life?
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Was there an influential event in your life that was
an impetus to you to change your life?
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What could you say to others about this event
that may help them?
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Did anyone ever give you advice that helped you?
What was it? What happened?
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Is there something you wish you had learned or
been taught by your previous generation(s)?
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Did any teacher influence you? How?
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Did any book or communication affect your life? How?
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Did you or anyone you know have a near-death
experience which changed the way you view reality?
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When were you happiest?
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Who taught you to love? That understanding that came
when you first began to love and be loving, what would
you say to others about that?
Keep
it light, have a smile on your face:
ha, ha, ha, ha....
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