Sacred Flow of Writing with Psychic Insight: Vision to Page

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Psychic guidance helped David Tuttle in writing Soul Licensed: Tips and Tales. It’s not quite well-known, but writing with psychic insight is, in fact, more common than you think. The sacred flow of writing exists all around us. Often, writing can feel a lot like magic, and there’s a real connection to something deeper with it. Let’s talk more about this.

The Sacred Flow of Writing

A writer is like God. He can destroy empires, create new universes.

Stan Lee

The heart of all writing, which includes writing with psychic insight, is to see another reality playing out in your mind and then putting it all into writing. This is also a lot like imagination. Actually seeing scenes play out in one’s mind and going beyond creating characters, feeling their energy–as if they are real–is one of the greatest gifts that writing can give you. It is a magic in and of itself.

It’s when the line between your everyday thoughts and your gut feelings, or even spiritual messages, gets a little blurry. It’s about letting go of just planning everything out and instead, tapping into a special flow where ideas and stories show up almost magically.

Of course, you’re not really pulling something out of nothing. You are merely opening yourself up to a deeper wisdom that was always there inside and around you. Know that you are channeling this creative energy and unlocking a sacred flow.

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To Be Soul Licensed

Writing, Phaedrus, has this strange quality, and is very like painting; for the creatures of painting stand like living beings, but if one asks them a question, they preserve a solemn silence.

Plato

David Tuttle’s Soul Licensed: Tips and Tales gets right to the core of this idea, the view that there is something inherently sacred in writing with psychic insight. He shares his own experiences with spiritual energy, spirit guides, and even messages from loved ones who’ve passed on.

While Soul Licensed mainly focuses on personal growth and finding peace, the main point applies perfectly to writing: we’re all connected, information can come to us in ways we don’t always understand, and there’s a bigger picture guiding our lives.

This means that when you write, you don’t have to force words onto the page. Instead, you can open up to receive them, developing a more psychic-driven writing style. This forms a spirit-guided creative process, allowing narratives to unfold as if they’re being whispered to you from somewhere special, making it a truly spiritually guided writing.

On Writing with Psychic Insight

We should not write so that it is possible for [the reader] to understand us, but so that it is impossible for him to misunderstand us.

Quintilian

The process of writing from vision to page, when infused with psychic insight, becomes less about thinking hard and more about translating something deeper onto the page—dredging up the inner lining of your soul to display onto whatever medium.

To write, as guided by the unseen forces of the world and of your mind, is to be open to listening for those quiet nudges and sudden flashes of intuition that often spark amazing ideas.

Maybe there will be vivid dreams to give you ideas, or a sudden insight during a quiet moment that helps you understand a scene better. You might even feel a strong pull towards certain topics without knowing why.

Through writing with psychic insight, the writer becomes like a bridge, helping these insights become clear and powerful language. This is what it means to be driven by an intuitive flow state.

The Impact of Intuitive Writing

The great thing about writing with psychic insight is how much deeper and more meaningful your work becomes. When a text isn’t just thought up but also felt and received from an intuitive place, it carries a unique energy. It feels real.

This sacred flow, powered by channeling creative energy, helps the writer go beyond their own limits and tap into a shared wisdom, creating works that truly connect and inspire.

Whether you call yourself a “psychic writer” or are just simply someone who is open to strong intuition, the idea is the same: the best stories often come out when we let something bigger than ourselves guide us.

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Want to learn more about writing with psychic intent? Dive deeper into David Tuttle’s insights and explore his spiritual guidance by going to his personal website or by buying a copy of his book Soul Licensed: Tips and Tales.