Adam G.
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The Godward Way

Selfhood, Rupture, Consciousness, and the Practice of Catch and Offer

Adam G. · 27 chapters

A thought arrives. An emotion follows. You can let it pass, follow it until it owns your attention, or catch it and offer it toward the Creator. Five parts and twenty-two chapters on the self, rupture, and a peace received from God rather than demanded from the world.

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Contents

  1. ·A word to the reader
  2. ·Where will you take what you feel?

Part One · The self and the reality of rupture

  1. 1The person who can say “I”
  2. 2Consciousness and the capacity to address
  3. 3Rupture as a fact of living
  4. 4The world cannot complete a person

Part Two · Two paths toward ultimate peace

  1. 5The path of nonduality
  2. 6The Godward path of relationship
  3. 7What the comparison does and does not claim
  4. 8Peace received from God

Part Three · The inner life and its direction

  1. 9Thoughts and emotions as wandering energies
  2. 10Three responses to what arrives
  3. 11Catching without trapping
  4. 12Offering and kavanah
  5. 13The practice of Catch and Offer

Part Four · A life directed toward God

  1. 14Anger and the energy of conflict
  2. 15Desire, ambition, and the wish to be remembered
  3. 16Fear, grief, and the unfinished future
  4. 17Love, boundaries, and real separation
  5. 18Joy, ordinary work, and the freedom to rest

Part Five · Discernment, responsibility, and a lived practice

  1. 19Listening without inventing an answer
  2. 20Rupture, evil, and responsibility
  3. 21Questions that remain open
  4. 22Bringing the way into daily life
  1. ·The person remains and the direction changes
  2. ·Glossary
  3. ·Source notes