Hosted by Phoenesse · EN-US · 36 episodes
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If we build our house on sand, it might last for a while. But eventually things will start to crumble and collapse. We may even have forgotten we decided long ago to build on sand. That doesn’t change the reality of the situation though.Over time, anything not built on a solid foundation of truth is bound to eventually collapse. It must. So it can be rebuilt the right way.The era that’s now arriving is going to further shake whatever is not sound, whatever has been built on sand. We must collectively come to realize that the only way to get to the other side of our challenges is by waking up and stepping through the doorway of self-responsibility. And that’s exactly what the Pathwork Guide is showing us how to do in this collection of 33 spiritual essays.
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This final piece shifts from ideas into something more personal and direct: intention. Instead of explaining the path, it offers a way to step onto it—through a deeply honest, no-shortcuts kind of prayer. At its core, th
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About: The symbolism of the sea This final chapter brings everything together with a simple image: life as a sea, and each of us steering our own small boat. Sometimes the water is calm, sometimes it’s rough, but either
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About: The tools of the dark forces These tangles and knots create an actual spiritual form that surrounds groups of people. As mentioned, everyone contributes their share to these tangles, which the dark forces so maste
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About: The tools of the dark forces This chapter takes a familiar experience—conflict—and reframes it as something useful, even necessary. Instead of seeing friction as a sign that something’s gone wrong, it suggests tha
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About: The symbolism of the sea The sea of life is always alternating between storms and sunny skies. Until one day, we reach our destination. And what is our destination? Firm land. It sounds backwards, but that’s what
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About: Three main ways we escape If we truly want the unlimited dimensions of reality to be revealed to us—if we want to attain the blissful “now point”—there is only one safe and secure way to do it. Simply put, we must
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About: Three main ways we escape This chapter brings everything down to where it actually matters: how we move out of suffering and into something more real. The core idea is simple but demanding—if we want to feel more
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About: Time and our shortcuts to bliss Time is another thing that results from fragmentation. For time is really just the illusion that gets created by having a disconnected view of reality. To continue using one of the
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About: Time and our shortcuts to bliss This chapter shifts into a more abstract but surprisingly practical idea: time isn’t quite what we think it is. Instead of something fixed and linear, it’s described as a byproduct
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About: How creating happens These teachings can help us change what we’re creating in life by helping us regain our inner light. We’ll start out talking about some general creation concepts in Part One. In Part Two, we’l
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About: How creating happens This chapter zooms in on a powerful idea: we’re constantly creating our lives, whether we realize it or not. It introduces the concept of “psychic starting points”—the thoughts, intentions, an
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About: The many faces of humor Humor is a funny thing (pun intended). It can wear many faces. Depending on what’s going on inside us, our sense of humor may carry a mix of both lightness and darkness. As such, we can loo
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About: The many faces of humor This chapter takes something we usually don’t question—humor—and turns it into a lens for self-awareness. It starts with a simple observation: humor can heal, but it can also hurt. And the
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About: How hidden hurts imprison us It’s a most intriguing question: What was behind Salman Rushdie’s motivation for writing such an inflammatory story? In this essay, Jill Loree shares some insights—not about The Satani
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About: How hidden hurts imprison us This chapter takes a real-world story—the fallout around Salman Rushdie and The Satanic Verses—and uses it to explore a deeper question: what does freedom actually mean? On the surface
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About: The process of improving As we start doing our personal development work, we will gradually unwind the twisted wiring in ourselves. And this will bring us into more and more clarity. Our confusion about what to be
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About: The process of improving This chapter takes something most of us deal with all the time—conflict and feedback—and reframes it as part of a deeper kind of work. It starts with a simple, relatable setting—writing an
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About: The basis for better governing Our perception of the world is backwards—or inside out—from how it actually is. In reality, the world around us is always an out-picturing of what’s inside us. Our world reflects the
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About: The basis for better governing This chapter takes a big, messy topic—how to fix a country—and brings it somewhere surprisingly personal: back to the individual. Instead of focusing on policies or leaders, it sugge
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About: The reason for self-examination The reason we need to “find ourselves” is that along the way, we’ve lost our connection to our own inner divine nature—to our light-filled center. What’s blocking us and our light t
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