Hello. My name is Angela. I was introduced into Pathwork in the fall of 2019 and have been working the path since then, close to five years now. My long-term pain: In my youth until now, I have always had a sense of a darkness, a block in the center of my being that I …
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An interview with Pathwork veteran Helpers and Spiritual Directors, Carolyn Tilove and Sue Van Doeren. Carolyn worked with Eva Pierrakos in the early days of Pathwork and founded the Philadelphia Pathwork. Sue founded Pittsburgh Pathwork. The interview is moderated by Kim Fitzpatrick. Donate to Support Pittsburgh Pathwork
Why Now? “My participation in Lorraine Marino’s Whites Confronting Racism workshops made me aware of how much I wasn’t aware of my anger, fear, lack of knowledge regarding the accurate history, and white privilege that support racial injustice. This parallels my experience of Sue Van Doeren’s Pathwork teachings that helped me become more conscious of …
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A brief meditation from Pittsburgh Pathwork’s new Spiritual Director, Judy Talbert.
On the weekend of May 8, 9, and 10, the Helpers-in-Training of the Pittsburgh Pathwork gathered on Zoom with Sue Van Doeren and the members of the Pittsburgh Pathwork Board of Directors for the Calling Forth of a new Spiritual Director. The process was facilitated and guided by Lorraine Marino who is the brilliant Helpership …
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For a number of years I have kept a photograph of my stepdaughter near my desk. In the photo she is probably about 4-years-old. She is seated on her tricycle, looking out at the camera with a grin and a look of total abandon and joy. I know it is summer, because she is totally …
I recently was listening to an interview of a spiritual leader who said that the reason we work is to meet people and live out our spiritual lives in relationship. I think there is a lot of truth to that. When I stay at home and interact with only myself and my husband, it is …
Chrysanthemums are replacing the petunias at the farmers’ markets, and the open-aired bins are filled with brightly-colored, plump tomatoes, peppers, eggplant and the sweetest of fresh corn. The time of ripening and unfolding is at hand. Through the connection with the sun, the soil and the water – the rhythms of creation, life has unfolded …
JoAnn likes dark. She has eyes like a cat. I don’t. I can’t see well without good light. So that morning when I reached for the light switch, there was no way I’d have seen the rechargeable flashlight precariously balanced on the towel rack just below the light switch. It fell but didn’t break. Later …