A Pathworker’s Blog

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.

I felt myself to be lost in the forest of my life. And I did not like being lost in the forest of my life.

…On a deeper level I realize that I block seeing myself as a loving person and block receiving love coming toward me.

There is a young man talking to an old man, and he asks the old man, “And did you get what you wanted from this life, even so?” He replied “I did.”

I have been listening to Pathwork lecture 213, The Spiritual and Practical Meaning of “Let Go, Let God.” The lecture is rich and strikes me at many levels, but a particular part of the lecture applies to where I am in my preparation for teaching…