Intro to Feeling All of Our Feelings, Part One

This is Part One of the introduction to the first of the seven practices of the Way of the Higher Self, Feel Our Feelings.  In order to lay a foundation for the practices in Part Two, Karl explains what feelings are; how we interfere with the natural, organic flow of our feelings; why we interfere; what are the costs of interfering, and what would the benefits be if we stopped interfering, concluding with a note about anxiety and depression.

1:25 - Start
3:30 - What are feelings?
12:00 - How we interfere with the natural, organic flow of our feelings
20:00 - Why we interfere
22:21 - What are the costs of interfering
28:55 - What would the benefits be if we stopped interfering?
34:29 - A note about anxiety and depression

 

Pathwork Lecture references (not necessarily complete):

PL 197: Importance of Experiencing All Feelings, Including Fear—The Dynamic State of Laziness  
https://pathwork.org/lectures/importance-of-experiencing-all-feelings-including-fear-the-dynamic-state-of-laziness/  

PL 200: The Cosmic Feeling  
https://pathwork.org/lectures/the-cosmic-feeling/  

PL86: The Instincts of Self-Preservation and Procreation in Conflict  
https://pathwork.org/lectures/the-instincts-of-self-preservation-and-procreation-in-conflict/ 

 

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