Stream of consciousness

Stream of consciousness writing is a way of capturing your fleeting thoughts as they fly through your mind. Let's take a look in our guide.

Depending upon response, I may have a number of these drawings, namely the black and white line-drawings, made into prints (silk...

Stream of Consciousness by Sinae Kim

It’s more like a rhythm.

Lol pretty much

process by Stewart MacArthur http://www.flickr.com/photos/bluestew/5430300043/

Selected work by German illustrator Björn Griesbach. Björn Griesbach is a talented German illustrator living and working in the city of Hannover. He is

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Even just 10 minutes or one page of stream of consciousness writing a day can vastly enlighten your life. To begin, relax your body and close your eyes. Empty your mind and place your attention within. Simply wait. As your thoughts come into your head, open your eyes and write them down without worrying about whether they make sense. Paint a picture with your words! Write gobbledygook if you want! Do not censor. No thought is irrelevant. You can choose to write fast to avoid overthinking…

My Personal Manifesto, structured as a stream of consciousness in how understanding the fluidity of experience has changed my perception on the value of connection. Staying accountable in practicing vulnerability has changed my life, this is reminder of how that discomfort can serve me. The rest of this board contains art, fashion, and people that all express, to me, a level of vulnerability, and more specfically fluidity in expression.

Among the myriad ways that storytellers and novelists have invented to narrate their tales, stream of consciousness is perhaps the only tool that has caught everyone’s fancy. While it sounds …

It's self-actualized.

For folks who are used to clear structure and genre requirements, SoC writing may seem like a waste of time. However, some of the world's greatest novels have been produced using the technique

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