Max,
I acknowledge with due respect your sharing on the following points. What
triggers me was I would say my sharing earlier is 'learnt knowledge' or even
'hear say knowledge'
Your sharing resonate my experience. You'e able to ledgibly describe
something abstract, which is a kind of 'intergrated knowledge' or
'internalised knowledge' a facilitator should have.
Learnt or hearsay knowledge do not connected to the nerve, may not be easily
coming out from the muscle (which is not from the head) while facilitating a
SC.
The jucicy part of this topic is we can incubate a basket of 'intergrated
knowledge' or 'internalised knowledge' that a SC facilitator should have,
whether or not he/she is a layman or para-psycho professional.
I would like to hear more about this kind of 'intergrated knowledge' in
simple words as written by Max.
Thank you,
Paul, from Hong Kong
2008/3/28, Max Dauskardt <max@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Vinay,
To your: "3 or 4 years intensive training in self awareness, the skills of
working with others, and the knowledge base that goes with that"
let me add spontaneously:
a certain minimum age, probably this side of 40,
which has translated into a variety of working/earning
and other elemental experiences,
enough financial independence
to be relieved of the necessity
to make a living out of constellation work
for quite a while
both the above are somewhat quantifiable ergo easy to assess
most difficult to assess is the aptitude necessary
that enables one to proceed phenomenologically no matter what
which to my understanding is the most central
of requirements to do constellation work
Ed,
you wrote:
"I have done some informal research on my trainees that have licenses and
those that do not and there is a striking difference..."
please be a bit more specific about the differences you observed
Max
Melbourne, Australia
