Before you begin a visual journaling session, it’s important to set an intention that describes what you want from the experience, a person, reason, or goal for the time.
This intention includes what you want, as well as what you DON’T want – your left-brain’s judgmental interpretation of your image. If you begin to sense these judgmental thoughts, refocus on your original intention. Write this intention in your journal before you begin drawing. I prefer to write my intention on the left-hand-page of my opened journal, leaving the entire right-hand-page for the expression of my intention. Examples of intentions include:
What is your intention for your journal entry today?
--- Yolanda www.LifeRenewalCounseling.org
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