Seminars

 

To have just one constellation is often not enough. We cannot solve all that moves or ails us in one go. I hold seminars regularly and by doing so am at my clients side at all times.

 

All persons present in the group serve the person who has a constellation as a representative. The large knowing field then does its work. It is very important to me to work without intent, and I take great care to insure that the representatives also work without intent, this means the outcome cannot be manipulated or forseen.

 

During a constellation we wait in quietness, we wait for what shows itself, we look at what is, what was. To look at fate,

the interconnectivity of what comes to light and deal with that, heal if possible, that is my job. However it is only possible to work within the realm of readiness of the soul at that particular moment.

 

Situations arise, where a constellation comes to a halt, the solution does not show itself. Then we have to accept that and we leave it alone – the break off. This is very painful for the client as well as the constellation facilitator. Here we simply have to wait, accept what is and what happened, to give it time.

 

 

It is better in any case   THEN FORCING A RESULT WHICH THE CLIENT WOULD WISH FOR, but would be false.

 

During the Seminar

 

  • I ask all participants to book their places by e-mail 
  • It is always nice if participants arrive at least 15 minutes before beginning so we can gather, greet each other and get to know each other
  • Normally we have break after every constellation 
  • During day and weekend seminars we have a good lunch break 
  • It is very important to me, that first time and new participants feel free and can leave at any time, should they feel that this is not suitable for them, which happens extremely seldom, if at all. One may leave my seminar, without being judged or having to feel guilty or embarrassed.
    I have only one request here, please do not leave during a constellation. 

 

And now I look forward to all that may come

 

Corry