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Welcome To Inspiration-Letters...
A forum for inspired writers with a multitude of backgrounds and interests
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Inspiration-Letters 13
Six writers talk about their travels with Sri Chinmoy, from Ofuna to “Tobulu”, Manhattan to Buffalo, including sheep, cows, and a Wurlitzer organ...
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Inspiration-Letters seeks to offer interesting and original
articles on any topic.Authentic, well-written prose is hard to find on
the Internet; and we hope that our magazine may help to fill that gap.
We warmly welcome our fellow word-lovers and yarn-weavers to join us in
this great project.
The word “letters” immediately implies disclosure or
revelation. “Inspiration” ultimately derives from the Latin word
“inspirare”, ‘to breathe in’. Taken together, the phrase
“Inspiration-Letters” suggests a magazine that features uplifting
personal narratives. But, like most literary journals, we’re not
seeking articles on just one topic or theme. We’re hoping to offer
prose pieces which will appeal to readers and writers of all spots and
stripes!
Franz Kafka once wrote that “writing is prayer”. And Jean-Paul Sartre expressed in an essay that we never write for ourselves alone. Without a real or at least an intended audience, the writer is meaningless. I sincerely hope that the stories and articles featured here ring true. Like Cezanne, we strive to offer inspiration and joy by telling the simple truth of our lives and dreams.

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Inspiration-Letters XII
Six tributes to Sri Chinmoy, who passed away on the 11th of October 2007.
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Inspiration-Letters XI
What is a sacred space? A temple? A meditation? Could it also be a bike path, a run, a wilderness, a school room, or a dumping ground? Find out in the Sacred Space Edition.
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Inspiration-Letters X
Miracles: From Mexico to Hollywood, from oceans to glaciers, and Koto the Clown to JS Bach.
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Inspiration-Letters IX
Book Reviews: featuring a humble horse, an extraordinary egg, oodles of heroism, and a generous helping of grace.
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Inspiration-Letters VIII
Great Poets Issue: William Shakespeare, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Emily Dickinson,
Walt Whitman, Virgil, Hafiz and... Paul Simon? Well... why not.
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Inspiration-Letters VII
Skiing scrapes, racing cars on ice, a 3100-mile run, upside-down juggling, a dauntless swimmer and...how did butterfly collecting get in to the Extreme Sports Edition?
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Inspiration-Letters VI
Via popcorn, pianos, chocolate on a mountain-top, a lost novel, and a dropped handkerchief, a diverse group of writers talk about their meditation experiences...
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Inspiration-Letters V
From John Cleese to Shakespeare, via tree branches, cookies, tennis racquets, mountain rangers, the World Cup, and chocolate fish, it's the humour issue...
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Inspiration-Letters IV
Getting to the heart of a prolific photographer, a sentimental collector, a great Czech master, some profound Italian frescoes, and a group of very mysterious Romanian visitors...
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Inspiration-Letters III
Einstein to Marx, via saints and rabbits, stars and revolving
cars, instincts and intuition, a statistical look at birthdays, a
naturalist slant on artistry and spirituality, and a great deal of
water...
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Inspiration-Letters II
Climb the mountains of Western China and Europe, run the Philadelphia
Marathon, see inside the soul of a house, follow the fate of a tartan
scarf, and find God in a chestnut...
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Inspiration-Letters I
From Kung-Fu to treacherous mountaineering, contemplate the sacredness
of birthdays and music, run across Italy with a flaming torch, win
cycling races, gaze at rainbows...
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