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What Is The Pathwork®?

Overview - 1

The Pathwork1 is a path of personal transformation and spiritual self-realization, set out in a sizeable body of teachings that were originally transmitted through Eva Pierrakos in the years 1957 to 1979, the year of her death.  The teachings came in the form of lectures supplemented by question and answer sessions.  The entity sourcing this material came to be referred to as "The Guide," and the lectures became known as "Guide lectures," or "Pathwork lectures."  The name "Pathwork" also refers to the community of people around the world that seek to apply the Pathwork teachings in their lives.  Pathwork web sites provide information on a growing number of Pathwork communities around the world.

The Pathwork process advocated in the teachings "is,  above everything else, a process of making things conscious.” 2  This process involves work at all levels of the human entity: mind and thought, will, feelings, the body, and what manifests in a person's actual life experience.3  This normally means first paying attention to what does not work well in one's life and to one's inner difficulties and obstructions, not trying to bypass what is in the psyche."The law of personal responsibility is the guiding principle on the search for the root of one's obstructions.  By contemplating one's life, especially the fulfillment or lack of it, one can regard it as an instant blueprint that outlines the areas where there must exist an inner corresponding attitude responsible for either." 5

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2 & 3. Guide Lecture 193: "Resume of the Basic Principles of the Pathwork: Its Aims and Process."
4. "There are metaphysical and spiritual orientations which know and postulate this creative thought power.  But they often overlook the danger of bypassing and of skipping steps within the psyche ... And they can create and recreate wherever the psyche is relatively free from obstruction.  But where this is not the case, self-creation is blocked and stagnant energy becomes even more potent.  A conflict is being created that tears the soul apart ... In that state the use of power (even if it is not overtly expressed against anyone) becomes so dangerous that it may sooner or later lead to a personal crisis.  Such crises would be avoided if the personality would focus on the undeveloped part."  Guide lecture 208, p. 4
5. Guide Lecture 171: "Spiritual Laws," p. 1.