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Julia Cameron

The Complete Artist's Way: Creativity as a Spiritual Practice

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For the millions of readers who have experienced the rich rewards of following any or all of Julia Cameron's three twelve-week programs for creative recovery, here is a gorgeous cloth-bound edition that includes The Artist's Way, Walking in This World, and Finding Water. In her introduction, Cameron reflects on the artist's journey and provides deep insights into how readers may set about cultivating a more creative and spiritually rewarding existence by using the principles contained in these books. Encompassing Cameron's most vital work from over the course of the last two decades, The Complete Artist's Way is an essential volume for Cameron's legions of fans. This collector's edition features: – a ribbon bookmark – a cloth spine – a printed case with debossing and foil – elegant rough-front pages
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  • Nahda Azzahrahas quotedlast year
    it is our work that creates the market, not the market that creates our work.
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    • inezwanditahas quoted3 years ago
      Difficult as it is to remember, it is our work that creates the market, not the market that creates our work. Art is an act of faith, and we practice practicing it.
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      • Aikerim Kaziyevahas quoted4 years ago
        “A painting is never finished. It simply stops in interesting places,” said Paul Gardner. A book is never finished. But at a certain point you stop writing it and go on to the next thing. A film is never cut perfectly, but at a certain point you let go and call it done. That is a normal part of creativity—letting go. We always do the best that we can by the light we have to see by
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