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Sharing the Principles

Updated: May 7

When it comes to sharing the Three Principles, many practitioners ask the same question: Where do I begin?

In this warm and laughter-filled conversation with the 3PGC Registered Practitioners and Apprentices, George and Linda Pransky revisit some of the most valuable guidance they ever received—insights passed directly from Sydney Banks on how to share the Principles with others. The conversation is based on a white paper compiled by George, Elsie Spittle, and other long-time colleagues, a resource created to help others benefit from decades of lived experience and deep understanding.


Learning from Sydney Banks

Rather than offering a methodology or script, the white paper shares what Sydney modeled and emphasized when it came to helping others: share from your grounding. As George and Linda highlight in the conversation, the real power of sharing lies not in what you say, but in the feeling behind it. The quieter your own mind, the clearer the understanding you pass along—often without even trying.


Teaching Through Real Life

What makes this session especially impactful is the way George and Linda embody what they teach. There’s no performance, no polish—just presence, honesty, and a genuine love for this understanding. Their warmth and humor shine through as they reflect on their years of sharing the Principles with others.

For practitioners wondering how to be more impactful in their work, this is a refreshing and grounding reminder that the most powerful teaching often comes from being yourself, connected to the truth you’ve seen for yourself.


Whether you’re a coach, therapist, educator, or someone curious about how to share this understanding more deeply, this conversation and the white paper are invaluable guides.


You can view the white paper here (if you are a coach, it's a must read!).




"I can't express enough how helpful the document is, but to watch you two always brings the teachings to life makes me cry with joy. The way the Pransky family, especially Linda and George, live the principles and share their love for each other, live like this, in such a real human way, not staged, or edited to be perfect, is so inspiring. Their vulnerability is what makes its so relatable. Each person on the document has given me a slightly different perspective on the 3Principles, and taught me so much, without even every meeting me, but through your work, writings, recordings and videos. I am blessed to live in a time when this is available to those who seek deeper understanding. Thank you so much for posting this treasure chest of knowledge!" - David Walsh

Pransky & Associates

In 1976, George and Linda Pransky stumbled on a new way of helping people that was radically different from the traditional counseling methods they had been using in their work. The new principles they were learning had a huge impact on their personal lives, their relationship, and the way they worked with their clients. They began to teach these principles to their clients and became pioneers in a new field of psychology that profoundly changed people in a short amount of time.

Young George Pransky & Linda Pransky

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