Asian Bamboo Journal
Take notes on the go with this Asian Red Bamboo Journal mini faux leather journal that has an Asian bamboo design on the cover.
The durable three-ring binder on the interior of the notebook allows you to take out pages (or add them) without tearing any paper.
The external iChing coin metal charm wraps around to secure the notebook shut when you are on the go!
The journal is highlighted by two cast metal charms –and packaged in an eco-friendly craft-paper gift box. This is a perfect gift for any person and any age. Let’s get off the phones and start journaling!
Dimensions: 6.5″ x 4.3″
The value of journaling cannot be underestimated!
“Inner Journey Reflections
What is Inner Journey?
What will your inner journey uncover?
The unexamined life is not worth living is a famous dictum apparently uttered by Socrates at his trial for impiety and corrupting youth, for which he was subsequently sentenced to death, as described in Plato’s Apology. His ‘examination’ of life in this way spilled out into the lives of others, such that they began their own ‘examination’ of life, even though Socrates himself had lost his. Socrates was saying that a life without philosophy – an ‘unexamined’ life – was not worth living.
To start the journey, you must decide to take the journey. The energy of Fall as a season lends assistance to the vibe of going within. After a summer of being out in the world, the time for inner reflection approaches. It is also represented in the Medicine Wheel or the Wheel of Life as we cycle through the seasons. This is the time when we step into the quiet of our own consciousness and reflect. Reflect on the past 3 months or reflect on a specific time of your own life. Perhaps a nagging emotion or realization has arisen over the summer.
Take the time with a pen in hand – or at your computer or phone – to journal. The power of journaling is not to be underestimated. I find it valuable to actually take a pen in hand and write in a journal or an ordinary spiral-bound notebook. Write down anything and everything that comes to mind. Remember, no one else will be reading this. You may not even make any sense of what you are writing. It doesn’t matter! Let yourself doodle. Contemplate.
Make note of the feelings you are experiencing. Write them down even if they don’t make sense. Eventually, you will notice how the pieces of the puzzle start to reveal patterns and clues to help you understand yourself better and integrate all that goes on around you and within you.”
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