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23. Questions and Answers
Pathwork Guide Lecture No. 23 | February 14, 1958
Greetings in the Name of God and Jesus Christ. I bring blessings to all of you, my friends. As I have promised, we will have tonight a question and answer session. From now on I will be ready to answer also personal questions in these general sessions, my friends, but only those of you who…
24. Questions and Answers
Pathwork Guide Lecture No. 24 | February 28, 1958
Greetings in the name of the Lord. I bring you blessings, my friends. Again I will answer your questions tonight, instead of holding a lecture. I will resume regular lectures after most of your questions have been answered. It is a very good sign if my little group has questions, for this is proof that…
59. Questions and Answers
Pathwork Guide Lecture No. 59 | February 19, 1960
QUESTION: Where is the borderline between compulsion and very strong desire?
66. Shame of the Higher Self
Pathwork Guide Lecture No. 66 | May 27, 1960
Strangely enough, people are just as ashamed of their faculties of love, humility, generosity — the very best they have to offer — as they are of the small, selfish and ungiving part of their nature. Let us consider what causes this inner tragedy, this senseless struggle. One main factor is responsible, which varies in extent, detail and manifestation with every individual.
67. Questions and Answers
Pathwork Guide Lecture No. 67 | June 10, 1960
QUESTION: In the last lecture you said in connection with raised consciousness that we will no longer be frightened of bad people. But how can I not be frightened of murders, hold-ups, and all such doings? This is still reality. We still feel the effect of all this.
69. The Folly of Watching for Results While on the Path; Fulfillment or suppression of the Valid Desire to Be Loved
Pathwork Guide Lecture No. 69 | September 16, 1960
First of all, I should like to discuss a subject about which a few of my friends are quite confused, namely the results that your work on this path are supposed to bring. Many of my friends consciously believe or vaguely feel that when they have worked on themselves for a few months or years, no difficulties or life problems would come to them any longer. This is completely unrealistic. It just is not so. True, certain outer manifestations of your inner problems might be alleviated to some degree. It is erroneous, however, to measure your progress by whether or not life’s ups and downs continue to manifest for you.
78. Questions and Answers
Pathwork Guide Lecture No. 78 | January 20, 1961
QUESTION: You mentioned an “inner psychological law.” Would you explain that, please?
79. Questions and Answers
Pathwork Guide Lecture No. 79 | February 3, 1961
QUESTION: What is the meaning of the Way of the Cross, its principles and its course of actions? How is it comparable to the Eastern concept, the one that follows the Buddha?
82. The Conquest of Duality Symbolized in the Life and Death of Jesus
Pathwork Guide Lecture No. 82 | March 31, 1961
A spiritual teaching, often misunderstood, says that one must rise above pleasure and pain. This is of course true in the ultimate sense. However, it cannot come about by flight from the unpleasantness of the duality. Instead, the transcendence of pleasure and pain happens only by accepting and fully facing the duality: life and death. Those who misunderstand the meaning of rising above pleasure and pain do so because they wish to avoid rather than go through those deep experiences.
99. Falsified Impressions of Parents: Their Cause and Cure
Pathwork Guide Lecture No. 99 | March 2, 1962
Once again, let us talk about love. Let us remember that anyone without love is withering away. The love you receive is not the most important, you need the love force in your heart; it is your spiritual life-blood. This is the driving force — in a good and healthy sense — that gives meaning to life. Without the love-capacity your life will be empty, meaningless, shallow.
244. “Be in the World but not of the World”—The Evil of Inertia
Pathwork Guide Lecture No. 244 | October 19, 1977
What is the deepest meaning of the spirit of self-preservation? If the deep mind knows that there is eternal life, why does it hold on to life and instinctively fights leaving the body? This seems to be a contradiction.
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