Jill Loree
This is not the only book you will need to sort yourself out.
Our intention here is to briefly introduce key Pathwork topics you will face if you want to do this deep work of self-discovery. And then bring the Pathwork to life through personal stories and examples from our own journey with these teachings.
Other sources are available, such as the Real.Clear. seven-book series of spiritual teachings, to fill in all the blanks about the topics we touch on. Also, know that you will need to work with a competent helper.
There are many links in this book to deeper content. Consider reading this entire—very short—book first, before clicking any links. Self-development is a long road. It's good to see the map before starting the journey.
If we don't understand where we're going it's easy to get lost along the way. Worse yet, we might think we've arrived, but our true home is actually still a long way off.
—Jill Loree
Scott Wisler
When I first read the Pathwork lectures, I knew that I was in the right place.
But gaining an intellectual understanding—and later a deep inner knowing—of this path is very different from knowing that you're in the right place.
What the work truly entailed, what the path was about, how it all worked—and why does it have to be this hard? All that was pretty hazy when I started.
Everything is right there in the lectures, but it's a vast and dense body of teachings. Plus, it's an experiential path.
I had to learn by doing the work. Each step was revealed through crisis, hard work and dedicated study. Only very gradually did the big picture become clearer.
It seems that until we step through the doorway and enter this spiritual journey, it is hard to know what it looks like. But we can try to demystify it a little.
We have chosen sixteen facets of the process that a person will encounter in the Pathwork. We'll explore each through the teachings and through examples from our own experience.
Our intention here is to give a sense of what life looks like when we're "doing the work."
—Scott Wisler
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