Show Notes
• How should we think of God?
• How does a person go about re-establishing an emotional experience about God?
• Would you explain further about the state of being and how to achieve it?
• You close all your sessions with, “Be in peace. Be in God.” My question is about God. Recently it has been in the public press that many in religion are beginning to question the meaning of God. Can you comment on that?
In this teaching from the Pathwork Guide, we are shown that finding God is not about belief, doctrine, or searching externally, but about self-discovery and inner experience. God is described not as a person, but as a universal intelligence and living power present within all life—and within ourselves.
Rather than clinging to inherited ideas or rejecting God out of confusion, we are encouraged to remain open and begin with knowing ourselves honestly. True understanding of God arises naturally as we develop self-awareness, responsibility, and inner truth.
This teaching also emphasizes that trust in oneself is inseparable from trust in God. Seeking God as an external authority often reflects fear and dependency, while genuine spiritual experience comes from inner strength and authenticity.
Ultimately, the path to God is the path to the Real Self. By facing inner conflicts without self-rejection and recognizing both our limitations and our deeper goodness, we come into contact with the divine presence within.
Ultimately, we find God not by searching outward, but by knowing, trusting, and aligning with our true inner being.
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The Guide: I leave you all with the message that you please trust in the goodness of life and in your own goodness at the bottom of your heart. Bank on it. Pray for it. It is there. It is there. Focus on it, without overlooking the negative. Look at the negative and recognize it as a temporary, unreal, partial state. Take responsibility for it.
See it squarely, but never lose sight that that part in you that is capable of this self-confrontation and honesty and openness and exposure—that part that is capable to choose the proper attitude—is the God that is eternal. It is so near. It is your choice—the choice in which way you direct your thinking.
Do you direct your thinking into an abysmal hopelessness and self-defeat because you are imperfect, or do you direct your thinking into acknowledging your divine nature, even though there are imperfect parts in you? They’re only parts. Know your beauty. Know your eternal greatness. You are God.
Be in peace. Be in God.
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