Consciousness through embodiment
"The tongue can lie - the body never can!" (Body language expert Samy Molcho)
Constellation
The roots of family constellation work lie in psychotherapeutic and systemic approaches, with Bert Hellinger often cited as its founding father. Since its beginnings in the 1970s, systemic work has continuously evolved.
In a systemic constellation, various elements of a system, such as family or organization, or inner aspects of ourselves, are embodied by representatives (sometimes using symbols or floor anchors). This allows hidden dynamics and patterns to be brought into conscious awareness. The ability to distinguish between the different parts and simultaneously experience their interconnectedness brings clarity and insight. Healing and realignment arise from within the system itself (autopoiesis).
Spiritual-systemic embodiment work
We are always part of a larger system and always part of the greater whole, which is referred to by many different names (depending on cultural and individual preference): Source, God, Tao, Intelligence, Love, Emptiness, Great Spirit... Including this spiritual aspect in the constellation frees us from problem fixation, opens up new perspectives and allows us to experience connectedness in freedom.
We begin with a spiral conversation, giving everyone space to express themselves while the others listen attentively. From there, we move into embodiment work, drawing on the toolbox of spiritual-systemic constellation formats, such as ego-self, heart-wrench constellations, body-symptom constellations, ancestral work, medicine wheel, and others. I also like to integrate an aspect that points to inner wholeness into a classic family constellation. Of course, there is also plenty of room for experimentation and further development.
The performers have the opportunity to shed the costume of their own personality for a certain period of time and allow themselves to be repeatedly surprised by what the knowing field brings to light. The role of the spectator is equally important, as the awareness of the observers intensifies the healing and insight process.
"Ich und Selbst sind Bezeichnungen für unsere beiden Naturen, die menschliche und die göttliche. oder wenn du nicht-religiöse Begriffe bevorzugst, unsere Getrenntheit und unsere Verbundenheit. " (Siegfried Essen)