Procreation
85. Distortions of the Instincts of Self-Preservation and Procreation
Pathwork Guide Lecture No. 85 | May 12, 1961
The instinct of survival — or self-preservation — aims at gaining, maintaining, and improving life. By its very nature it works against anything that destroys or endangers life. Just as the body needs health to live, so the soul needs health to live most constructively. In order to live, one needs to be safe from destruction and damage.
86. The Instincts of Self-Preservation and Procreation in Conflict
Pathwork Guide Lecture No. 86 | May 26, 1961
Growth, development, maturity and the healing of distorted soul forces lie in eliminating the pseudo-solution and replacing it with truth, which is always flexible and knows no rules. It alone can provide true security, although the personality going through the process feels acute insecurity and anxiety when called upon to give up the pseudo-solutions.
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