Soul Work:
Awakening Journal
This journal began as an Anti-capitalist act.
I first wrote:
"Those who can practice Post-Capitalism have the duty to do so."
"When it comes to music, what's expected is a stage, or a club, or a theater; after work, at night, on weekends when people are allowed free time.
Post-capitalism calls for music and performances at any time anywhere.
When it comes to poetry, what's expected is an agent to help publish a book.
Post-capitalism calls for sharing your work freely.
When it comes to living, what's expected is an apartment with its many comforts and conveniences.
Post-Capitalism calls for surviving anywhere."
I still stand by these words.
In my journey, however, like Carl G. Jung, I inevitably became aware of my soul.
My journal reflects the transformation.
I first wrote:
"Those who can practice Post-Capitalism have the duty to do so."
"When it comes to music, what's expected is a stage, or a club, or a theater; after work, at night, on weekends when people are allowed free time.
Post-capitalism calls for music and performances at any time anywhere.
When it comes to poetry, what's expected is an agent to help publish a book.
Post-capitalism calls for sharing your work freely.
When it comes to living, what's expected is an apartment with its many comforts and conveniences.
Post-Capitalism calls for surviving anywhere."
I still stand by these words.
In my journey, however, like Carl G. Jung, I inevitably became aware of my soul.
My journal reflects the transformation.