The Writer
First Memory of Wanting to Be a Writer
I was in fifth grade. In creative writing class, we were given a journal and inspired to write a book. Students took a turn writing a page from their book on the chalkboard and reading it to the class. I was so excited to share my writing. I had big plans for a BIG book! I wonder what ever happened to that journal?
I was in fifth grade. In creative writing class, we were given a journal and inspired to write a book. Students took a turn writing a page from their book on the chalkboard and reading it to the class. I was so excited to share my writing. I had big plans for a BIG book! I wonder what ever happened to that journal?
First Published Book
A Roadmap Through the Holy Land from Abraham to Paul, self-published 1975, inspired by the Christian Science Sunday School class I was teaching at the time.
Other Writings
1997 Movement’s Tale of Woe and Bliss, a three-act play
1998 Being In The Middle, self-published booklet
2000 “Balancing Tool of the Week”, published weekly until December 2006
2000 You Can’t Rush Love, a short story click here to read
2001 A Balancing Act, Secrets to Bringing Body-Mind-Spirit into Balance
2008 Master's Thesis: What Is Real?
2008 Doctorial Dissertation: Finding Our Way Back HOME To Heaven On Earth click here to read
Website, Blog
2006 Dance Your Life series http://sylviasilk.com/categories/Dance%20Your%20Life%20series.aspx
2007 The Spirit of Sylvia, inspired messages published weekly (formerly called The Balancing Tool of the Week)
2007 The Spirit of Sylvia blog, established October 2007
"I never miss anything you write and find it all so helpful, inspirational and heartwarming and that's an understatement. Thank you for your appreciation of life, your creativity and your brilliance. You are a great light to those of us who are blessed to know you." Barbara McRae, Vista, California
Sylvia Silk, D.D. Director of the Institute For Balanced Living, Los Angeles, CA, USA
Doctor of Divinity, Spiritual Coach, Reconnective Healing Practitioner, Writer
silk@spruce.net
www.sylviasilk.com
Sylvia,
I wanted you to know that I still have and treasure your book "Being in the Middle." I have shared it many times with the seniors living in facilities. Remember the workshop we planned at the Aeroplex? Please continue to share your love and joy with others.
Blessings,
Beth
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Beth,
My book, "Being in the Middle" was a joy to write and put together. There were limited copies because each one was hand done and gifted to people I love. It is a joy and pleasure to have you in my life supporting what I love to do!
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