Free Resources
Free Report: "The Nine Proficiencies of The Work at Work"
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Materials for Doing The Work of Byron Katie (PDF files)
To read these you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader, available for free download.
The “Judge Your Neighbor” Worksheet
One-Belief-At-A-Time Worksheet (Use this one to be your own facilitator!)
Facilitation Guide: the four questions and turnaround of The Work, plus suggested subquestions to ask yourself
Carol’s Articles about Transformational Inquiry
Question Your Beliefs About Networking
Dear Cake, It's Not Your Fault
The Closely Examined Life: Self-inquiry as the Direct Route to Truth
For more articles, visit Soul Surgery: A Blog about Transformational Inquiry
Audio Files
To listen to certain sound files on your computer, you may need the latest version of RealPlayer, available for free download.
Byron Katie and Stephen Mitchell with Carol Skolnick on KUSP Radio 88.9 FM, Santa Cruz, California, February 6, 2007.
Carol discusses her experience of practicing The Work while Katie and Stephen discuss their new book, A Thousand Names for Joy.
Download the mp3 recording here.
Carol Skolnick on Healthy Trends Radio, January 25, 2008. Carol discusses The Work of Byron Katie and facilitates host Dr. Romel Axibal on the belief, "My son doesn't love me." Listen to the mp3 recording.
"Stop Stressing"—Carol Skolnick on AWAKEN Talk Radio show on Blog Talk Radio, June 12, 2008 with hosts Krista Lynn Landolfi and Jenna Devynn Beck. Listen to the mp3 recording.
Carol facilitates a woman with digestive problems on her fear of getting sick from an upcoming holiday dinner. Listen to the mp3 recording: "I Have to Eat That Food."
Check back soon for more recordings of Carol facilitating Transformational Inquiry!
"Carol is an extraordinarily skilled practitioner. Her insight, sharp listening skills and ability to slice through to the heart of the matter have been invaluable in my life and in my process. When I am looking to 'go in for the love of truth,' I always take her as my guide!" —M.O., Brattleboro, VT
