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A blog about writing process and the creation of books for children
1. Writing From the Chakras: An Online Course with Minal Hajratwala
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By: Uma Krishnaswami, on 5/27/2013
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She calls it the "fastest, fiercest way" she knows to generate work quickly. Body-centered exercises grounded in the deeply personal. Inclusive. Fun. Inspires her students to connect with their own creative expression. That's how former students describe Minal Hajratwala's writing workshops.

Juice up your chakras. Write from your body. Why not now?

I have a novel that should be in progress but is currently in dormancy. It could use exactly this. If my June and July weren't spoken for already I'd be signing up, if only to tap some of Minal's energy, enthusiasm, and passion for this work of teaching and writing. 

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