Pathwork-informed Patriotism
I notice something new when I hang my American flag on my front balcony this year. The action is something I’ve done many times across many years, so it’s interesting to see it revealed now. Perhaps it is the extra special nature of this year—and this summer in particular—that brings it out. The 250th birthday
Pathwork is my backstop, even (and especially) when I see evil.
Posted by: Janice Yasui I write today still reeling from the aftermath of yet another gut-wrenching US presidential election, after yet another unhelpful doctor appointment, after coming home yet again to the unexpected, traumatic sound of yet another beautiful mature tree being cut down outside my condo window. Those trees used to offer me verdant
The Interaction Between Expression and Impression
By Jack Bodger Several Pathwork lectures refer to ‘expressing’ and ‘impressing’ as two fundamental approaches to assist a person in developing the real self. Both are equally necessary. Lecture 131 describes these methods in detail. ‘Expressing’ is defined as … “finding … and emptying out what is within you so that it can be reexamined