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Linda Egenes

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Linda Egenes I start typing in quotes or research or something that is easy to do but gets my fingers moving. I think of my dad, an engineer with 21 patents, who a…moreI start typing in quotes or research or something that is easy to do but gets my fingers moving. I think of my dad, an engineer with 21 patents, who advised his protégés: "Just put something down on paper." Usually the act of writing itself leads to the flow of ideas spilling through my fingers. Also, to be honest, since I started a regular meditation practice in 1972, I have rarely had writer's block. Before that, I was plagued by indecision, procrastination and lack of confidence. Regular meditation (in my case, the Transcendental Meditation technique) made those things recede and the magic of writing takes center stage. (less)
Linda Egenes All right, you may think this is a strange answer since I'm not a big fantasy fan, but I'd love to visit the elves in Rivendell (Lord of the Rings) an…moreAll right, you may think this is a strange answer since I'm not a big fantasy fan, but I'd love to visit the elves in Rivendell (Lord of the Rings) and spend the day with Arwen just soaking in the air of the magical forest and seeing all the beautiful things there. I'd like to go before the War of the Rings starts, when times are peaceful and everyone is relaxed and playful. Somehow their woodland home tugged at my heart, perhaps because it reminded me of the forest I grew up in, in which I imagined elves and fairies hiding under the umbrellas of the mayapple plants and making cozy homes in the hollows of trees. (less)
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“Surely, grief chokes courage, blinds knowledge, and clouds the senses. There is no greater enemy than grief.”
Linda Egenes, The Ramayana: A New Retelling of Valmiki's Ancient Epic

“Cease being intimidated by the argument that a right action is impossible because it does not yield maximum profits, or that a wrong action is to be condoned because it pays.”
Aldo Leopold, A Sand County Almanac

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