Writing is healing

Read it not once but twice to understand the key word in the statement. No its not writing or hurt but away.

The message is loud and clear for all of us and more for such amongst us who find it hard to speak, to share. They suffer and struggle with their stifling emotions and their cries remain unheard, more often.

Had a clash with a colleague or boss? Your family misunderstood you and you feel lost? Friends have turned foe? Going through a sense of defeat or failure in life or relationships?

Write it away…mark my words…write it away…scribble..pen down and then forget it…let your pain seep through the pages of your diary and let you be healed thereafter. Have hard feelings or grudges about someone…write it away and then tear or burn the page. Relaxed?

Write, express and stay sane.

Suchi Shukla

The author is an amateur trying her hands in writing Hindi and English poems on random topics. With four Post Graduate degrees in English, Education and Psychology along with the TKT from Cambridge University, she is basically exploring and finding herself. A Bhopal based, happily married mother of a handsome undergraduate son has found her calling in Teaching and training young minds not only in the subject concerned but for life. She is held very highly in the opinions of her young friends ( her students) who consider her a mentor par excellence. Her selfless and sane guidance is valued very highly by one and all proving herself as a motivational factor in the lives of many. A diehard fan of Jagjit Singh and Enrique, she loves to read voraciously on diverse themes. With her maiden venture she is open to all kinds of suggestions and criticisms.

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3 Comments on “Writing is healing”

Kajal Mehta

January 5, 2020 at 5:13 am

I agree and have been practicing this for a long time.. it brings positivity. Shirley Jackson is so right.

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- Sonal Choure
  
  January 8, 2020 at 3:24 pm
  
  So true, i did write my pain and pen it down many a times. Felt relaxed, thought I’m narrating my feelings to someone who is listening to me silently, the pages.
  
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Vaishali Bobde

February 6, 2020 at 5:36 am

very true…writing is theraputic…it helps you connect with your deepest and highest self…your highs and your lows…it’s a wonderful ride to self-discovery

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