Complete Lectures of the Pathwork: Unedited Lectures Vol.1

He who is able to bring his inner feelings into his consciousness, is willing to recognize that these feelings are not necessarily parallel to what his thoughts have realized as truth, has accomplished quite a lot.

A human being who is already trained and a little more sensitive can feel exactly in which direction the boat of his life is sailing.

Only those who courageously face themselves again and again—whereby vanity would be an insurmountable obstacle—can gain the true sight of another human being and an outer situation. Those who are blind towards themselves are also blind towards others.

He must not be by necessity a thoroughly evil person, no, but it is often sufficient that he does not want to recognize the validity of certain spiritual laws in his own life, makes no use of them, or that he, in spite of some very good qualities, does not want to practice self-honesty. And the dark world takes the material from these vibrations, t