1.3 Going to church (Religion)

Keys Introduction

Here are fascinating answers to a deep and wide variety of life-related questions. Such great soul-searching inquiries are answered through the specific questions that were asked at lectures and Question & Answer sessions—Q&As, as they were called—held primarily in New York from 1957 through 1979 by Eva Pierrakos. While Eva was the person who spoke, she did not claim to be the one who was speaking. Every two weeks, for over two decades, a group of people would gather with Eva, she would go into a trance, and a wise, caring and articulate being—who became known as the Guide—would begin to speak. The Guide provided volumes of deeply spiritual and yet practical wisdom. Along the way, these teachings were named the Pathwork®, because the Guide so often refers to “being on the Path” and it is hard work to go on this Path. “The way,” he says in Pathwork Guide Lecture #11, “is steep and narrow and long.” I have created this collection of my favorite Q&As to help clarify and illuminate this path we call life. For these remarkable Q&As have certainly been eye-opening for me. And as the Pathwork Guide teaches, to open our eyes and wake up is really the key to everything. – Jill Loree Pathwork Helper since 2011 Founder and manager of Phoenesse since 2015 This audio production of Keys is published by Phoenesse LLC with permission from the Pathwork Foundation.

1.1 The meaning of religion (Religion)

What actually is religion?

1.2 So many religions (Religion)

Why are there are so many different religious concepts on Earth? ________ How do the different main religions continue their activities in the spiritual world? Do they fight? And how far can they influence human beings?

1.3 Going to church (Religion)

Even if one has little interest in organized religion, one can still have a longing for the atmosphere that can exist in a church—a feeling of awe standing in front of something that is higher. Is the experience of going to church really a true thing? ________ The Catholic Church has managed to survive until the present day, while the gnostic religions, which are more in accord with the Pathwork teachings, have not survived. Why is this? So this is the reason for the decline and virtual disappearance of gnostic religion?

1.4 Finding the Holy Ghost (Religion)

What is the Holy Ghost and what should be our relationship to it?