Mountains of my life: Forever Soldier

When is Writing Too Easy?

Writers often ask this question. When does writing become too easy? I often ask this myself, and I say it may never come. But it does come to me once in a while, and writing is sort of automatic. It is important to understand ourselves. In this particular situation, myself. I have to understand myself, that is, I have to understand my mind.

Ideas do come easily at times, and not all the time. But ideas are inside me, inside my mind. How can I make my ideas a product of my mind, that is, how can I make it something that I can write about? Or how can I make my ideas a tool for writing? These are two different things: I can write about my ideas, and I can make my ideas a tool for my writing, and my topic can be different. I can also make my ideas enhance other topics which range from the environment and the events that are happening.

Writer's block? Why is there such a thing as writer's block when we have all the ideas inside us? Well, writer's block may happen if your ideas are kept inside your mind, and do not go out of your mind. We need to understand what a writer's block is. Meaning, we have to understand why is this so happening.

This phenomenon, as I call it, is not at all that we should fear about because it only happens when we fail to understand our mind. If we allow our mind to be influenced by the "outside forces", writer's block comes in. There are many "forces" we ought to avoid, such as: pressures, tension, emotional problems. Although these are "unavoidable" at times, when they happen we ought to "heal" or counter them with some positive feeling.