Name: The Heart Of Writing
Start: 2025-10-13T19:00:00+01:00
End: 2025-10-13T21:00:00+01:00
Location: Brandon Court, Cambridge, CB1 1, United Kingdom

This is your invitation to a peaceful evening exploring the very Heart of Writing. Here we discover that writing doesn’t have to be a struggle - it’s possible with practice to let writing flow naturally from the heart. Over the past five years of practicing in online groups, we’ve discovered the combining heart meditations with space for free writing has helped many people to rediscover their natural writing voice and develop their writing skills in the most wonderful ways. The practice is simple, effective and light-hearted.
Everyone is welcome, whether you write poetry or prose, emails or shopping lists, writing can be a beautiful practice for yourself and, if you feel to share, a gift for others.
Spaces are limited and advanced booking is highly recommended. This event is offered by donation to make it accessible to all, with 10% of proceeds supporting the charity work of the Heart Of Living Yoga Foundation.
Find out more and book your place here - https://www.flowingwithlife.org/events/the-heart-of-writing-cambridge

About your Host
Vishwam Gurudas Heckert is a writer of essays, poetry, short stories and longer works of both fiction and non-fiction. His work has appeared in various social movement and scholarly books and journals as well as popular publications such as Permaculture Magazine, Earth Pathways Diary, Bella Caledonia, Reforesting Scotland, Sarasvati and more. He is currently writing a novel about regenerative culture, a book about revolutionary grandmothers and various shorter pieces. Vishwam is also a Heart Of Living Yoga teacher, trainer & minister sharing the experience of the spiritual heart around the U.K. and beyond. He lives in Shetland where he works in a local primary school with children with additional support needs - which is a quite a change from his former days as an academic. He and his partner Paul are fixing up an old croft house and learning to garden in the maritime subarctic.