Archive for November 2010

…the purpose of crisis is to rock our boat. I am aware of just how much I do not want my boat to be rocked.

Suddenly it arose in me, “We are each doing the best we can!” It felt powerful and true. But Pat was not comfortable with this claim. Pat asked, “Are we all really doing the best we can?”

As I got into this lecture, it was like coming home. I was back in the saddle of this project I love so much.

However, in sharp contrast to these administrative conference calls, facilitating a short conference call for a small group of Pathwork students where I am an assistant teacher spooks me.

But Pathwork is not about making me a Pathworker! It is about freeing me to be more who I truly am!

For years after I left the church this phrase offended my sensibilities.

Yes, I grew up in a very Christian home, a German Lutheran home, a Missouri Synod Lutheran home. So Christianity was all around me my entire life. But am I innately in my eternal essence Christian?

As I reflected on Ursula Goodenough’s book from yesterday I realized that all my life I have sought out books that frame the Cosmos and all that is.