Memetic Writing is a skill that is even less practiced than it is talked about. Part of your training program to learn Memetic Writing will be to heal your wounds from School about Writing in general. For a fabulous description of the wounds you may carry and a healing path, please refer to Write Your Article website.

In addition to reclaiming your ability of writing ecstatically, other levels of healing and practice are necessary for Memetic Writing.

One of which is the healing and practice of your ability to think, and not only to think but to think critically and elegantly. School has robbed you from your very natural ability to think, question, 'see' the holes in someone's reasonable line of thought. If you used your ability to think on the teacher and their dead curriculum, you would not have lasted very long in school. Therefore, you have learn to think like teachers wanted you to think, summarized in: what is the right answer?

Memetic Writers asks: what is truly the results and experience of such a meme? What other ways exist to relate to this experience? What other story might have more power than the original one?, and especially, What are the steps for my readers to go from here (where they are) to there (an empowered relationship to Reality)? Which meme is missing in their meme set? Which meme needs to be re-wired?

As Emotional Healing Processes show up in your journey of Becoming a Memetic Writer, please go through them.

... into your reader's Underworld (and therefore, into your own).

Memetic Writing is NOT explaining, justifying or understanding a concept.

Memetic Writing is NOT convincing that you have better memes.
Memetic Writing is NOT telling a story.
Memetic Writing is NOT about your personal experience.

Memetic Writing is going down the elevator of the superficially acceptable assumption-ridden Middle World directly into the Underworld to maybe have a chance to come out the other side into the Upperworld.

Each Memetic Writing Piece is unique. However, the journey often travels distinct territories, and this outline might support you when you write your first pieces.

Phase 1: Accompany the reader to where he or she is, in Reality. For example, the reader might truly think their Emotions are valid or that their Identity is true ("This is who I am!"), or that Relationship is a thing. Call their prison for what it is by using Archiarchal Distinctions which gives them a new grip on their condition. Be thorough. But also be patient. Archiarchal Distinctions are new to most of your readers, take them by the hand, and show them "See, this is what your prison is really made of," and "Come look over here, these are the consequences your prison creates for you". Give true examples of what they might be experiencing in their prisons, what are the voices they hear, what kind of feedback they get, what emotional reactivity might be ongoingly triggered.

If you look at a Memetic Construct from a Responsible perspective, there are different level of responsibility your reader can take for their prison. The level of responsibility ranges from no-to-low level responsibility (varying from 'Everything's ok' to 'This is who I am, and things are really that bad.') to an average level of responsibility (in which they can start being honest about their hencetoforth repressed emotional exhaustion) to a higher level of responsibility (in which they assume responsibility for having put the prison together for a hidden purpose) to a radical level of responsibility (and how their Gremlin have used their prison to justify the messes in their lives).

Each step into a higher level of responsibility is a journey worth taking. These different levels of Awareness can be spread out throughout your writing piece. Each of your reader, depending on their Matrix, will be given an opportunity to step up to their next level of responsibility. My invitation in that regards is in each of your writing piece go as far as you can go, feed the most hungry of your reader with Clarity and Distinctions that are available nowhere else. Even if some of your readers will not get it all, they will get something.

Memetic constructs are mechanical. They, quite beautifully and creatively I must admit, hang together from the inside. It is possible that only one Assumption or Conclusion is the clé-de-voute that holds the whole thing together. It is your job to find the key (see the next section: 'Memetic Writing Is Thinking'). And in the next phases, to pull the key out, or as some others say: Pull the Rug Out.

Phase 2: Pull The Rug Out.

Phase 3: Provide Experiments And Practices.

Memetic Writing is ruthlessly and uncompromisingly facing into your readers' unconscious Beliefs, Conclusions, Judgements, Stories, Concepts, Fantasy World, Constructs, Prejudices, Survival Strategies, Gremlin Hidden Purpose, Hidden Competing Commitments, Denial, Lies and Numbness. Not with disgust, or criticism (that would be your own Superior Hidden Purpose at work) but with a never-failing Sword of Clarity pointed at their neck (as well as yours!)

Thinking clearly and with scrutiny requires an abandon of all of your own sense-making assumption. If you carry the same Assumption as your reader, you cannot help them look at these assumptions. They go by unnoticed and unchecked.

Some people relate to Nature as a peaceful, loving, harmonious environment. Have your ever looked up close at what happens in Nature?

This does not mean that Memetic Writing is not humourous or playful. Boxes are the most solid material in the whole Universe, no one can ever crack it, expand it, chip at it from outside. The only person who can ever change their Box is their owner. Humour can easily be used to throw the reader out of their narrow-minded logical thinking and expand themselves into the ridiculouness of the(ir) situation! Humour engages detente, your reader might have a harder time being your enemy if you make them laugh or better laugh with them.