This is, without doubt, a beautiful approach and carries the wisdom of the great wisdom traditions.
Many writers also believe that writing is difficult, a form of suffering.
I don't experience it this way, and when I work with writers I ask them to wonder why they do. It too involves work, regularity, care and concern, but certainly not terrible suffering on the part of the gardener. I once gave an interview in which I said that I found writing fun. My publisher and editors warned me not to say anything like that again. When people come to me with a writer's block I teach them to play, to write whenever the impulse takes them, on the back of napkins, on envelopes, on shreds of paper you can stuff into your pockets or handbags, words and ideas that may seem silly or trivial or self-indulgent, all those things writers worry about being.