A Pathworker’s Blog

…my writing was just another version of the stories told in the writings of each of the other seven in the group.

… I realize that asking for help is an issue for me, and I’m curious why.

…leads me to wonder if I am missing opportunities for growth by not having a more systematic set of Pathwork practices that would become a part of my daily routine.

…my Will is not to be my master, running off achieving this and achieving that all for the sake of achieving per se.

In these readings and listenings, the lecture had quickened me, enlivened me. But as we got into the lecture in the class it was as if I had never read the lecture!

The day included times of high energy, but also valleys of nervousness. Did I talk too much with my friends? Was I pushy, not listening well enough?

…balancing my busyness with various activities with the quiet time of nurturing my soul. …creativity, seeing this as the soul expressing itself.

Fifteen years ago or so, and years before I was called to Pathwork as my spiritual path, I was drawn to a quote. … Consciously and unconsciously this quote has guided me my entire life. It is my Calling.

How do I live beyond the maps of life? As I dive into various modalities and various paths, I begin with maps.

During meditation this morning there arose a curiosity about what the day would bring. This was in contrast to being caught up in what I would accomplish or want to accomplish in this day.