What is Pathways to Source?

Both ancient wisdom traditions and modern philosophers and artists have used the word Source to describe a place of origin and a process of origination. Like with "power source" and "source code", we use the word source both literally and metaphorically to make sense of the world.

Source can mean Life-Force, it can mean That Which Animates, it can mean Innate Knowing and Vitality. It can mean Creativity, it can mean Mystery, it can mean God. However you choose to define it, Source is where you feel a coming home to yourself and the world around you.

Pathways to Source is a practice space where each person is supported to explore and cultivate pathways that deepen their connection with Source.

Why do we practice together?

We can forget who we are and how to orient from the ground of clarity and knowing within us.
With practice, we can live in a mode of being which flows from within and around us. We can familiarize ourselves with presence and attunement to this source.
With practice, we may begin to notice our attention attuning into that which nourishes us. We may begin to live knowing we are wholly embedded with all of life.

Two spaces are held each month

Our monthly facilitated space includes a structured exploration of a particular modality of practice—a Pathway to Source
(Example pathways we explore)
Each call introduces a Pathway and offers time for personal practice and collective sharing.

Our monthly self-led session is an intentional practice space. Each person self-authors their own journey.
You can choose a Pathway from our workbook or from your own life to practice with. The purpose is in expanding our listening capacity to what is present within and around us, and allowing that to guide how we move during the session.

Allow
There is no controlling life.
Try corralling a lightning bolt, containing a tornado.
Dam a stream and it will create a new channel.
Resist, and the tide will sweep you off your feet.
Allow, and grace will carry you to higher ground.
The only safety lies in letting it all in— the wild and the weak; fear, fantasies, failures and sucess.
When loss rips off the doors of the heart, or sadness veils your vision with despair, practice becomes simply bearing the truth.
In the choice to let go of your known way of being, the whole world is revealed to your new eyes.

Danna Faulds