Nancy Slonim Aronie
Nancy Slonim Aronie is the author of Writing from the Heart. She has been a commentator for National Public Radio’s All Things Considered, was a visiting writer at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, wrote a monthly column in McCall’s magazine, and was the recipient of the Eye of The Beholder Artist in Residence award at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston. Nancy won teacher of the year award for all three years she taught at Harvard University for Robert Coles.
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Resources
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Seven Tips for Starting a Writing Practice—Even if You’ve Never Written Before
Many people want to write but think they can’t. In my years of being in and leading writing groups, I’ve heard, “I want to write the book that’s inside of me, but I don’t know how to start,” more times than I can count.
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Putting Your Soul on the Page
“In writing your story, you can honor your lowest self, and you can access your highest self. It’s a spiritual practice.”
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StoryFlow: Nancy Slonim Aronie on Writing in Motion and Chasing the Truth
Nancy Slonim Aronie's teachings inspire writers to speak their truth and be more present in their lives. She is a force of nature, says Kripalu presenter Lisa Weinert, who interviewed Nancy about her writing process.
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The Story of You: Writing as a Tool for Self-Discovery
Writing can be a direct line to our deepest self, a path to understanding who and why we are.
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The Benefits of Oversharing: My Memoir-Writing Process
How do we write our truth without censoring ourselves, particularly if we think that our writing will hurt others?
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Spinning Tales into Gold: The Alchemy of Memoir Writing
I consider myself fairly self-aware. I’m relatively in touch with my feelings and can put words to them. I have a good sense of my strengths and weaknesses. I know where I trip myself up.
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His and Hers R&R
A husband and wife come to Kripalu for R&R, and remember that we’re all in it together.
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