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Tag Archives: Taoism
Solitude and the Artist
by Kim Goldberg Most people simply cannot grok prolonged solitude. This makes it hard on those of us who work creatively as writers, artists, poets, visionaries. To think the thought that has never been thought, to write the line that … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellany
Tagged artists, creativity, isolationism, poets, rapture, solitude, Taoism, the artist's journey, writers
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Hesse: On Seeking…
What could I say to you that would be of value, except that perhaps you seek too much, that as a result of your seeking you cannot find. ~Hermann Hesse
Posted in Today's Quote
Tagged Buddhism, Hermann Hesse, inspiration, philosophy, Taoism, The search for meaning, truth lies within, wisdom, writers
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Welcome!
Welcome to Pig Squash Press! You have arrived at the cyber-home, alter ego, publishing imprint and creative conduit connecting me – Kim Goldberg – to the rest of the planet (and possibly beyond). Join me as I blog about books, … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Miscellany, Poetry
Tagged graffiti, Hepatitis C, homelessness, internal alchemy, Kim Goldberg, Liuhebafa, Martial Arts, Nanaimo, Pig Squash Press, poetry, Red Zone, Ride Backwards on Dragon, Taoism
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