“Soul Writing is an approach to writing from the intuition,” says Sarah Walton, who is co-facilitating the “Let Your Soul Speak with Soul Writing & Meditation Retreat” at Museflower Retreat & Spa from October 11 to 16.

“Soul Writers learn to access the imagination using meditation techniques that allow the writer to enter into the stillness required for story to flow,” she adds.

Walton holds a PhD in Creative Writing from the University of Hull in the UK, where she taught creative writing to undergraduates. She developed an approach to writing that combines meditation and free-writing techniques that help you access intuition, and teaches this course that works for beginners as well as writers experiencing “writers’ block”.

“The state of the brain in meditation is very close to the state when a writer is “in flow.” From that still place it is easier to access the intuition and the imagination, both of which we require to write,” she explains.

This technique of using meditation and creative writing accessing the inner intuition allows Soul Writers to learn to tune into their five senses – sight, touch, hearing, smell, taste – as well as the sixth sense of the intuition to write an engaging and compelling story that taps into the imagination and comes from the inner voice.

Walton will also be facilitating two Soul Writing workshops during the Third Annual Museflower Life Festival Weekend Retreat from October 6 to 9.

Museflower Retreat & Spa Chiang Rai is located at 159/1 Moo 1, Ban Samanmit, Donsila Sub-District, Wiang Chai District,

Find out more by calling (093) 137 0414 or visit http://MuseFloweRetreat.com.