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Liminal Writing: Inspired by Audre Lorde's quote "Caring for myself is not self indulgence..."
Season 4, Episode 1: Self-Care as a Political Act: Conversations on Resilience and Activism
Liminal Writing season 4 begins with a session inspired by a quote from American activist and poet, Audre Lorde: 'Caring for myself is not self indulgence. It is self preservation, and that is an act of political warfare.'
This prompt leads to discussions about the challenges of self-care, the impact of recent political events in the US, especially as it affects the LGBT communities, and in particular the impact on trans folks. Ces and Lee also reminisce about their community activism in the Philippines, and sing a few lines from a couple of protest songs from their youth. Their conversation ends with unwavering eyes on hope, the power of unity, song, and resilience in the fight for equality and justice.
00:53 Reflecting on Self-Care
01:23 Struggles and Resolutions
02:39 Political Context and Personal Impact
03:38 Trans Rights and Political Climate
07:42 Hope and Resilience
08:27 Global Struggles and Solidarity
10:03 Songs of Protest and Unity
14:13 Nature's Lessons on Support
15:40 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
#liminalwriting , #creativewriting , #writingwithfriends , #audrelorde, #lgbtq , #transgender, #transman, #justice, #equalityplusjustice
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Liminal Writing: Inspired by a line from Su Scott's "Pocha"
มุมมอง 216 ชั่วโมงที่ผ่านมา
In this episode, Ces and Lee explore the deep connections and vivid memories sparked by a line from "Pocha", a cookbook by Su Scott. They reflect on a poignant quote: 'People's stories are layered thickly on the sticky tabletops,' sharing personal stories of beloved restaurants in London and in Manila during their university days. They talk about the galvanizing power of food to nourish not jus...
Liminal Writing: Inspired by Daphne Du Maurier's line "He rose from his chair..."
มุมมอง 1414 วันที่ผ่านมา
Content warning: This episode talks in part about child sexual abuse and emotional abuse. In this episode of Liminal Writing, Ces and Lee get their creative spark from a line from Daphne Du Maurier's historical novel, 'Castle Dor'. Ces shares a deeply personal story from her childhood, reflecting on her past trauma and the healing process, while Lee offers a poetic meditation on the calming pre...
Liminal Writing: Inspired by a lace capped caterpillar
มุมมอง 421 วันที่ผ่านมา
This episode’s inspiration comes from a line from an article in the National Geographic Sept 2024 issue. It describes a lace capped caterpillar. Ces and Lee explore the dissimilitude of seeing caterpillars initially as a nuisance and the pleasure of witnessing their transformation into beautiful creatures of flight. The episode touches on themes of play, camouflage, garden adventures, and the j...
Liminal Writing: "The privilege of a lifetime is to become who you really are"
มุมมอง 1428 วันที่ผ่านมา
In this episode of Liminal Writing, Ces and Lee find inspiration from a line by Carl Jung, 'The privilege of a lifetime is to become who you really are.' They explore themes of self-discovery, authenticity, and personal growth, recounting their unique journeys of understanding their true selves. For Ces, it was about moving in the direction that was seemingly unacceptable to others, but felt ri...
Liminal Writing: When I lay my head on the ground, what do I hear
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In this 9th episode of Liminal Writing, Ces and Lee revisit a piece written in 2021 when all the world was rife with uncertainty and unanswered questions. Both their reflections land on drawing peace and finding safety in nature during the COVID19 pandemic. Their conversation underscores the mental and physical benefits of spending time in nature and the sanctuary of writing practices that bega...
Liminal Writing: Inspired by Huainanzi's "Anything that has form, can be overcome..."
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After a brief hiatus, Ces and Lee returns to explore profound ideas inspired by a quote from Huainanzi, “Anything that has form can be overcome, anything that takes shape can be countered…”, picked up from Robert Greene's 'The 33 Strategies of War”. They discuss the significance of remaining formless and flexible in the face of opposition, likening this strategy to the benefits of fluidity and ...
Liminal Writing: Inspired by Khalil Gibran's line, "Your daily life is your temple & your religion."
มุมมอง 242 หลายเดือนก่อน
In this episode, Ces and Lee are inspired by this quote 'Your daily life is your temple and your religion…' by Lebanese-American, poet, writer and visual artist, Khalil Gibran. They explore the challenges of meeting self-imposed expectations and the importance of recognizing and celebrating the blessings in daily life. Through personal reflections and anecdotes, they emphasize the value of brin...
Liminal Writing: Inspired by quote from Rumi "You went out in search of gold..."
มุมมอง 172 หลายเดือนก่อน
In this episode of the Liminal Writing Podcast, Ces and Lee are sparked by a quote from Rumi, found in Melody Moezzi's book, 'The Rumi Prescription'. They discuss their personal experiences and insights on the idea that true gold lies within oneself. The episode delves into themes of self-worth, inner beauty, and the power of self-acknowledgement, drawing on past hardships, imposter syndrome, a...
Liminal Writing: Inspired by Robert Greene's "You are judged in this world by..."
มุมมอง 172 หลายเดือนก่อน
In this episode of Liminal Writing, Ces and Lee explore a thought-provoking quote from Robert Greene's 'The 33 Strategies of War': 'You are judged in this world by how well you bring things to an end.' Through personal anecdotes and reflections, they discuss the complexities of concluding projects, relationships, and life chapters. They openly share their struggle with having ADHD, why the unfi...
Liminal Writing: Conversations We Are Excluded From
มุมมอง 82 หลายเดือนก่อน
In this fourth episode, Ces and Lee revisit the pieces they wrote in 2021, exploring themes of exclusion and the power of creating one's own conversations. The writing exercise was triggered by the question, 'What are the conversations that we are excluded from?' They discuss their experiences with exclusion, both personally and professionally, and how they have facilitated meaningful dialogues...
Liminal Writing: Inspired by Virginia Woolf's quote "The beauty of the world has two edges..."
มุมมอง 73 หลายเดือนก่อน
In this episode of Liminal Writing, Ces and Lee explore the profound quote from Virginia Woolf, 'The beauty of the world has two edges. One of laughter. One of anguish, cutting the heart asunder.' They bravely share their freshly-written pieces reflecting on the interplay of joy and pain in life's experiences. Their conversation delves into the idea of laughter as a form of rebellion, especiall...
Liminal Writing: What Made Me Laugh
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Using the trigger line 'What made me laugh?', Ces and Lee share personal anecdotes, including a childhood memory in a church and a reflection on the humor from a column in the Sunday Times. The conversation explores themes of memory, the joy of reading, and the influence of early experiences on writing. Listeners are encouraged to try the exercise themselves to discover what makes them laugh. 0...
Season 3 Opening Episode: "Aging isn't a fight. It's a blessing."
มุมมอง 193 หลายเดือนก่อน
In this first episode of the third season of Liminal Writing, hosts Lee and Ces reflect on the experience of aging as a blessing. They draw inspiration from an article written by the artist, performer and activist, Common (Men's Health Magazine, July -August 2024), discussing personal experiences with physical changes and the importance of maintaining a balanced lifestyle. The hosts share their...
Liminal Writing: What I hear when I listen to my inner voice
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In this episode, Lee and Ces return (after an unplanned break) to read and reflect on a piece that they wrote in 2021 - 'what I hear when I listen to my inner voice.' They get to reflect on grief, specifically the loss of a beloved pet, and the dual nature of the inner voice-both critical and celebratory. They explore how balancing these voices is crucial, especially as they grow older. The dis...
Liminal Writing: Love is a series of deaths and rebirths (from Women Who Run With The Wolves)
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Liminal Writing: Love is a series of deaths and rebirths (from Women Who Run With The Wolves)
Liminal Writing: Sagada, Philippines
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Liminal Writing: Sagada, Philippines
Liminal Writing: We are beings of sense making
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Liminal Writing: We are beings of sense making
Liminal writing: My hands
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Liminal writing: My hands
Liminal Writing: If I were a cartoon character...
มุมมอง 46 หลายเดือนก่อน
Liminal Writing: If I were a cartoon character...
Liminal Writing: Brutal honesty
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Liminal Writing: Brutal honesty
Liminal Writing: I do love nothing in the world so well as you (Inspired by Much Ado About Nothing)
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Liminal Writing: I do love nothing in the world so well as you (Inspired by Much Ado About Nothing)
Liminal Writing: Art is never finished, only abandoned (Inspired by Leonardo da Vinci)
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Liminal Writing: Art is never finished, only abandoned (Inspired by Leonardo da Vinci)
What My Gratitude List Looks Like
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What My Gratitude List Looks Like
Liminal Writing:The importance of daily walks
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Liminal Writing:The importance of daily walks
The Meal I Cook for People I love
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The Meal I Cook for People I love
Your Sacred Space is Where you Find Yourself Again and Again (from Joseph Campbell)
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Your Sacred Space is Where you Find Yourself Again and Again (from Joseph Campbell)
S01 E13 Liminal writing the joy of 5 senses
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S01 E13 Liminal writing the joy of 5 senses
S01 E11 Liminal writing: What does it mean to be truly alive
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S01 E11 Liminal writing: What does it mean to be truly alive
S01 E12 Liminal writing: If a child asks what I do for a living
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S01 E12 Liminal writing: If a child asks what I do for a living

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  • @ellak1884
    @ellak1884 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Love you both ❤

    • @LiminalWriting
      @LiminalWriting 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Love and warm hugs coming 'round your way, Ella!

  • @ellak1884
    @ellak1884 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Seeing beyond what was visible!!! Yes!! Dumbo is cute, too. And yes to being built differently… and oddness became your strength ❤ Love you both

    • @LiminalWriting
      @LiminalWriting 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Yes to celebrating how we are each unique and different! Thanks @ellak1884 muchos besos!

  • @veclim13
    @veclim13 ปีที่แล้ว

    Ces, what you describe happening to you losing control seems like a mystical experience. Liminal indeed

  • @veclim13
    @veclim13 ปีที่แล้ว

    I’m loving this discussion. Doubts are welcome in liminal space where mystery resides. I am learning to live with mystery.

    • @LiminalWriting
      @LiminalWriting ปีที่แล้ว

      Thanks Nikki. You're spot on about living in the uncertainty, the mystery...and then we create meaning from all that was then uncertain into a life that is filled with purpose, kindness and love.

  • @veclim13
    @veclim13 ปีที่แล้ว

    This is great, Lee and Ces, congratulations!