I believe,
all problems
can be solved
with a perfect routine.
I have been searching for this
like the elixir of life, my whole life.
Carefully planned routines, have flaws
that must be perfected.
Waking up early, is important, but if you don’t have energy
it is the worst time of day
to be awake.
A lack of energy is due to poor diet, not enough exercise, too much exercise, the changing seasons, too much stress
not enough stress, a lack of inspiration (due to not reading, or not living life)
too much inspiration (because of too much reading, or too much life, i.e., too much stress)
the variables for a perfect routine
are like chaos
with exponential moves.
If you can control this game, before it begins
you can control life
like God.
It’s impossible,
but I love to play, probably because
it’s impossible.
The reason for the perfect routine
is satisfaction.
It’s a feeling of deep accomplishment
regardless of what the day tries to do to you.
If you are able to kill time in the evening, laughing at your favorite TV show
for a thrill, because you are really laughing at the day
You Won!
You did what you wanted to do, like your last hour on earth
Sorcery or Magic or Wisdom
is being able to control yourself
and
create the world around you.
What if
you envision, the perfect day
and it happens, just the way, you thought it?
Suddenly,
life is not happening to you.
To be a great sorcerer, is to expand your universe
Begin
at the smallest point of light
in your imagination
Then, you can do anything.
Intellectual Shaman 
light and breezy- love
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Thanks, Envision Eden!!! Paradise! 🙂
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I totally agree. 🙂
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Getting good sleep helps. I just completed a sleep study that told me I’m grinding my teeth in the night, and waking up, but not totally. I hope getting good sleep will increase my creativity. 🙂
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Yeah, my dentist told me that too. I put my tongue between my teeth before I went to sleep and that soon cut that nonsense off.
How’s the creativity coming on? 🙂
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Hi robertcday! I feel like the creativity is totally out of my hands at this point. There are things that I can do, to make the conditions more favorable though–like doing what I love and drinking coffee, but for the most part, I pray and gamble, and hope the writing turns out!
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Here’s what I just thought of: try eating something rich in sugar and then sitting down to write. Apparently sugar is fuel for the brain and so it should get it revved up nicely. 🙂
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Sugar works for me, for only a couple minutes, then I crash. Mix it with caffeine, and I can go longer, but short-term drugs don’t work for me. That’s not to say, they don’t work for other people.
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I had a bar of chocolate the other day and it get me writing very prettily. That’s my only drug to be honest. I haven’t even had coffee since I was a teenager. Good luck on finding your solution. It’s out there. Keep the faith. 🙂
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Always keep the faith. With faith, we can move mountains. In a world that doesn’t believe in much of anything, faith is the power that sets us free!
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I totally agree. Faith and chocolate: the two pillars of society. 😉
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