Building A Bliss Station

I need a bliss station. The place where I can retreat from the world and do what I really want to do — read, write, draw, cut some pictures and make as much mess I want without having to clean it.

Campbell argues that discerning one’s bliss requires a “sacred space” — a space for uninterrupted reflection and unrushed creative work.

He recommends that everybody should build a “bliss station” into which to root oneself:

I stop.

I close my eyes and transport myself to Annie’s pine shed.

I see a desk against the window, looking out at the pine forest.

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