HeyJaredLetters in a Shell
Sending you letters and messages in shells, from a small island in the Pacific, from Tahiti Je t'envoie des lettres et messages par voie de coquillages, depuis une petite île du Pacifique, depuis Tahiti
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How intuition is helping me write fiction (opens the original)
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What do I mean by intuition?In my language, intuition and inner voice are interchangeable, intuition being perhaps more easily understood at first sight and sound. However, I understand and use it as something much deeper than the incredible pull to be, or not be somewhere at a moment in time, or to do something specific, without consciously knowing why.It is a place of deeper understanding, knowledge, and comprehension, of the self and of the world. It doesn’t lead astray, when we know how to o
Enter the Spiral World (opens the original)
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Your world is not real.(PS: cette vidéo dispose de sous-titres en Français)Your world is not real. Not until you let mine exist side by side with yours.Come and Enter the Spiral!Your world is not real. It has the illusi
The Wave is the Way (opens the original)
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Landing in TahitiI never thought it would take me so long to write my first letter in a shell, from the other side of the world, from my small island in the Pacific Ocean, but the tides and currents have decided otherwise.We’ve only been here for a little bit over a month, and the waves have already been high and low, figuratively and in reality. But here we are, in a little pocket of peace and sun, and I’m delighted to be here with you and write a few words.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewab
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