The Pathwork is a powerful and expansive discipline of spiritual development, which recognizes the existence of several levels of consciousness and the importance of progressing through all the levels of personal and spiritual transformation to awaken the greater consciousness dwelling within each human being. The Pathwork integrates and goes beyond psychotherapies and religions. The Pathwork works with consciousness and energy, prayer and meditation, teaching conceptually and experientially.

The Pathwork Programs offer us principles and practices, concepts and methods, which show us how to release that which stands in the way of our unfoldment as conscious human beings. It is a process of purification and transformation, a path of honesty and self-responsibility.

Who Should Attend

Mature individuals who are interested in learning more about the Pathwork (www.pathwork.org) and want to experience the application of Pathwork concepts and practices in a community of other spiritual seekers.  If you are not familiar with the Pathwork or have not worked with a Pathwork teacher or helper, please contact Sahra Aschenbach, Program Director, at sahra@gmavt.net for an intake interview.

 

Pathwork Vermont does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, ethnic origin, religion or gender identity

Foundations I – The Soul’s Journey on Earth
Pathwork Transformation Program I (PTP I) – Journey to the RealSelf –
Pathwork Transformation Program 2 (PTP 2) - The Souls Journey to the Other, Realtionships as a Spiritual Path -
Pathwork Transformation Program Multi-Level – The Art of Leadership –
Pathwork Transformation Program Multi-Level - Leadership From The Inside Out -

This program is a four-year in depth program of working with the Pathwork lectures, which form the core of this spiritual path. While each year is complete in itself, most of our students choose to continue the length of the program.

This program offers the opportunity to:

• Discover the causes of our present unhappiness, dissatisfaction and unfulfillment;
• Develop the courage to confront and change our inner selves so that our outer lives may be filled with more love and joy;
• Open our hearts to our Higher Self- the source of love, wisdom, and positive power that lives at the very core of our being;
• Become part of a community of people who are committed to conscious evolution within ourselves and in the world, integrity in our personal work, and honesty and respect in our work with each other.
  

Pathwork Vermont Helpership Development Program (HDP)

Helpership Development 4: The Art Of Pathwork Helpership

Purification, Transformation, Transcendence: Pathwork From The Unitive State Of Consciousness

Helpership Development Program is a four-year in depth program for students who wish to learn the consciousness and skills of helping, and teaching the Pathwork. This program is open to mature students who have made a personal commitment to the Pathwork as their spiritual path and who feel the call to serve as Helpers and Teachers of the Pathwork.

The focus is:

• A Journey to Self (year I), where students work with the lectures as a guide for the journey inward. Classes include conceptual and experiential work, energy and movement, meditation and prayer to develop Helpership Consciousness.
• A Year of Silence (year II) invites students to dive deeply within to discover the essence of their being.
• Developing Skills give students opportunities to work with practice partners (year III) and with workers, in supervised sessions (year IV).

 

Following graduation from the Helpership Development Program, students are required to complete one year of apprenticeship and one year of assistantship before stepping into full Helpership.

Pathwork Vermont Program Guidelines

All programs include:

• Individual Sessions are the core of all Pathwork Programs. 16-20 sessions per year are required with a Pathwork Helper of your choice. Helpership sessions provide an opportunity to apply the teachings to our personal process of conscious unfoldment. Individual sessions are required for all students.
• Classes are taught by a Pathwork Helper / Teacher. Classes include conceptual and experiential work, energetic movement, individual process work and meditation. In preparation, students read assigned Pathwork lecturesand complete written assignments for applying the teachings to their daily life. Attendance at all classes is required.
• Pathwork Readings are assigned from the 258 Pathwork lectures and five books which contain the teachings of the Pathwork Guide, inspired by Eva Pierrakos over a period of twenty-five years.
• Daily Practice includes personal time for daily review, study, meditation and written homework. Daily Practice is a required part of the program.
• Monthly Sanctuary Service is time for prayer and meditation open to all Pathworkers. Meets at the Bishop Booth Conference Center in Burlington , Vermont . Dates and times are available from our Program Director, Sahra Aschenbach.

Class Format:

• Monthly Classes meet October- June at the Bishop Booth Conference Center in Burlington , Vermont .
  • PTP I meets eight times a year, Friday, 7-9PM and Saturday 9am – 6 pm . No Application Group.
  • PTP 2 meets six times a year, Friday, 7-9PM, Saturday 9AM-6PM and 7-9PM and Sunday 9AM-1PM. There is no Application Group
  • PTP Multi-Level meets six times a year, Friday 7-9PM, Saturday, 9AM-6PM and 7-9PM and Sunday 9-1PM. Teacher Training meets one Tuesday, 4-8:30PM and Five Fridays 1:30-5:30 PM. Application Groups meet on Tuesdays, 4-8:30PM in Hinesburg.
  • Helpership III meets six times a year, from Friday, 2 pm till Sunday, 2 pm . This is a residential class. Also meets 6 Tuesdays, 3 – 7pm for Application Group.
  • Helpership 4 meets six times, including One Intensive in August and Five Classes, Friday 1:30 PM to Sunday 1:30 PM. Supervision Groups are to be arranged by individual students.
  • Foundations I will meet in Southern Vermont in 2006-2007. Please see Foundations I for more information.
    

Application Group meets monthly in Hinesburg on Tuesdays, 3-7 pm or 4 – 8pm . This required group is open to students in PTP Multi-Level and HDP classes. It provides an opportunity for application, practice, and processing of the monthly teachings.

"Leadership in it's real sense is built on the love of true giving and the true giving of love.”
(Pathwork Lecture # 237)