Liminal Writing: Learn to Question Your Thoughts

Episode 9 - "Learn to Question Your Thoughts"

Welcome to another episode of Liminal Writing with Ces and Lee! In this session, they explore a contemplative line by Stella Ekaputri, "Learn to question your thoughts. Our thoughts aren't the true reflection of reality."

Join them as they discuss the power of questioning our own thinking.

Key Points:

• Our thoughts are shaped by internal beliefs, fears, and past experiences. They do not always reflect the true nature of reality.
• Regularly questioning your thoughts can help you distinguish between what is real and what is a projection of your anxieties or insecurities.
• Self-reflection and questioning our own thoughts can be difficult, especially when dealing with negative or ruminative thinking, but can lead to greater self-understanding.
• Becoming aware of your thought patterns is the first step toward changing them and finding more peace and clarity.

00:00 – Welcome and intro into the Liminal Writing process

01:15 – Ces' piece discusses personal experiences with questioning thoughts and its impact on creativity and daily life.

02:54 – Lee shares a poetic take on the prompt, exploring the battle between thoughts and reality.

03:30 – Ces and Lee discuss how thoughts are shaped by beliefs, fears, and past experiences, and the importance of questioning them.

08:28 - An invitation to listeners to try their hand at writing based on this episode’s trigger phrase.

08:38 – Thank you and wrap up

Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe and join us next time for more creative prompts and mindful writing.

Hosts: Ces Millado & Lee Moran

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