Robyn M Speed
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Robyn M Speed

Purpose:

To combine my two passions: writing and spiritual evolution.

Experience

'Write about what you know about'. I have read that in so many books! Well, spiritual evolution and teachings ARE what I know about. They are my field of expertise.

To enlighten, to awaken, to ignite

I have written Light of Unity, Dimension's Doorway and The Key, all works of Visionary Fiction, revealing greater spiritual understanding. I invite you to read the pages relating to those novels.

Merit
Dimension's Doorway was a merit award winner in the Ashton Wylie Charitable Trust Unpublished Manuscript Award 2005!

Winner
The Key WON the Ashton Wylie Charitable Trust Unpublished Manuscript Award 2006!


I have written many articles that have been published in magazines and newspapers in New Zealand, Australia, U.K., U.S.A. and Singapore. My work has appeared in:

  New Zealand Woman's Weekly
  The Christchurch Press, NZ
  Hamilton Press, NZ
  City Weekend, NZ
  Australasian Fighting Arts, Australia
  Impact, Australia
  New Zealand Martial Arts
  Rainbow News Magazine, NZ
  Fight Times, NZ
  TODAY - MediaCorp Press, Singapore
  The Straits Times, Singapore
  Tots to Teens, NZ
  Northwest Baby & Child, U.S.A.
  Expat Living, Singapore
  Avenues, NZ
  Family Magazine, Singapore
  Animals' Voice, NZ
  The Press, NZ
  Parrots Magazine, U.K.
  Healthy Options, NZ

I am a bimonthly columnist for The Soul Seekers Magazine, NZ.

I have a black belt in RyuKyu Kempo, which should clearly indicate that I don't give up until I have achieved my goal. I do not decide at some part of the journey that it is too hard. I commit and then I follow through.

I am a spiritual counselor and teacher, but I am a Writer first and foremost.

 


When we write we make a connection to a part of ourselves that often remains quiet, in the background of our day to day existence. But when we pick up the pen, or turn on the computer, and allow that voice to come forth, even we are surprised at what flows onto the page. That is why we write. We must, because the voice is alive. It speaks in its own language, it chooses its own words

Robyn


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