In the Zone and Beyond (including audio-link/option)
A Racing, Writing, and Spiritual Journey: A book out of this world” being written "on the go"
Nonfiction, Sports, Motor Sports, Reference & Language, Language Arts, Writing & Publishing, Authorship, Reference
| Author: | craig lock | ISBN: | 1230003111963 |
| Publisher: | Eagle Productions (NZ) | Publication: | March 3, 2019 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | craig lock |
| ISBN: | 1230003111963 |
| Publisher: | Eagle Productions (NZ) |
| Publication: | March 3, 2019 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
IN THE ZONE AND BEYOND: A Racing, Writing, and Spiritual Journey
“A book out of this world” being written "on the go"
As “motivated/led/“inspired” by/from my "spiritual" and motor racing blogs and the one titled 'Beyond Boundaries, Beyond Limits'
Learning, practising and testing making audiobooks
(To be updated)
Key words (Tags): The Zone, mind, mindpower, motor racing, writing, spirit, "the spiritual journey"
"The driver is expected to explore the inner places of his desire by taking everything to this limit...to translate it into a sublime peak only he can reach; but the trouble is they're all doing it.... on a narrow ribbon of track, together."
- fine writing by Christopher Hilton in his interesting* book 'Inside the Mind of a Grand Prix Driver'
* at least to "fellow petrol-heads", like this writer
Writers too can get into this heightened state…perhaps, but only very occasionally???
“Writers, like racing drivers, challenge themselves and their readers in new ways. They find new niches ‘writing on the edge’. I want to continually test my own writing ‘limits’, the ‘boundaries of my imagination’.”
So
“The writer, the wordsmith is expected to explore the inner places of his or her desire by taking everything to this limit…to translate and craft the words into a sublime peak only they personally can reach; but the trouble is many writers are trying to do it…. each on their own narrow ribbon of paper.”
The first line from my new book In the Zone and Beyond, that I’m currently writing
“All drivers are united by a passion for what they do. They express it in different ways, as you would expect, because they are fiercely independent and ambitious men drawn from every continent and every background. But the message transcends everything.”
“The Zone could simply be a gateway to the divine, one of God’s methods of reminding us of His – and our – glorious power. Omnipresence means that power must be everywhere, everytime. Including the racetracks. Including today.”
– powerful writing from Clyde Brolin in his fascinating (great) book ‘Overdrive: Formula One in the Zone’
#
Author/Publishers Note:
This “total non-techno” is just pushing his publishing limits in testing , exploring (new frontiers) , developing and growing (enough words there now, c)
enjoy
“You think you have a limit. And so you touch this limit, something happens and you suddenly can go a little bit further. With your mind power, your determination, your instinct, and the experience as well, you can fly very high.”
– Ayrton Senna
PS
“Life is one long journey of learning, exploring (limits), discovering and dreaming.”
me just wrote that 11th October 2018
As “inspired” by the Japanese concept of
C onstant
A and
N ever- ending
I improvement
IN THE ZONE AND BEYOND: A Racing, Writing, and Spiritual Journey
“A book out of this world” being written "on the go"
As “motivated/led/“inspired” by/from my "spiritual" and motor racing blogs and the one titled 'Beyond Boundaries, Beyond Limits'
Learning, practising and testing making audiobooks
(To be updated)
Key words (Tags): The Zone, mind, mindpower, motor racing, writing, spirit, "the spiritual journey"
"The driver is expected to explore the inner places of his desire by taking everything to this limit...to translate it into a sublime peak only he can reach; but the trouble is they're all doing it.... on a narrow ribbon of track, together."
- fine writing by Christopher Hilton in his interesting* book 'Inside the Mind of a Grand Prix Driver'
* at least to "fellow petrol-heads", like this writer
Writers too can get into this heightened state…perhaps, but only very occasionally???
“Writers, like racing drivers, challenge themselves and their readers in new ways. They find new niches ‘writing on the edge’. I want to continually test my own writing ‘limits’, the ‘boundaries of my imagination’.”
So
“The writer, the wordsmith is expected to explore the inner places of his or her desire by taking everything to this limit…to translate and craft the words into a sublime peak only they personally can reach; but the trouble is many writers are trying to do it…. each on their own narrow ribbon of paper.”
The first line from my new book In the Zone and Beyond, that I’m currently writing
“All drivers are united by a passion for what they do. They express it in different ways, as you would expect, because they are fiercely independent and ambitious men drawn from every continent and every background. But the message transcends everything.”
“The Zone could simply be a gateway to the divine, one of God’s methods of reminding us of His – and our – glorious power. Omnipresence means that power must be everywhere, everytime. Including the racetracks. Including today.”
– powerful writing from Clyde Brolin in his fascinating (great) book ‘Overdrive: Formula One in the Zone’
#
Author/Publishers Note:
This “total non-techno” is just pushing his publishing limits in testing , exploring (new frontiers) , developing and growing (enough words there now, c)
enjoy
“You think you have a limit. And so you touch this limit, something happens and you suddenly can go a little bit further. With your mind power, your determination, your instinct, and the experience as well, you can fly very high.”
– Ayrton Senna
PS
“Life is one long journey of learning, exploring (limits), discovering and dreaming.”
me just wrote that 11th October 2018
As “inspired” by the Japanese concept of
C onstant
A and
N ever- ending
I improvement
