Thank you Sadhana.
I can relate to your description....it is beautiful
chm
2011/7/27 Kay Needham <familyconstellationinfo@xxxxxxxxx>
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Hi William and all,
My experience of that something...... is the felt effect of transformation
or transcendence, ie: existential growth in action. I wrote an article a few
years ago called "Chaos in the Knowing Field". In this article I mentioned
briefly the importance of the linear, horizontal path of evolution, meeting
the vertical invitation of growth. You are able to read the article at
http://www.scribd.com/doc/41252418/Family-Constellation-Chaos-in-the-Knowing-Field
This silence, light and sense of being, weightless or rising and expanding
is always an after effect of transformation resonating in the field. In this
participants are able to reconnect their breath to original life source
also. Everything relaxes. This is the wider field in which all our smaller
fields exist. Our smaller more unconscious fields filled with conscience are
governed by gravity still. When we are able to move out of the linear into
non linear dynamics with love and awareness we have the opportunity to move
vertically, to defy gravity for a few moments to........grow up, raise
consciousness. This is when the very fabric of conscience has actually
become consciousness.
Kind Regards
Sadhana
From: William Mannle <billmag@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: ConstellationTalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Wednesday, July 27, 2011 10:20 PM
Subject: [ConstellationTalk] What is it?
Hi all,
At the end of my last adolescent group this spring, just before the closing
round, the room grew quiet and very still. No one spoke. It was as if they
couldn't speak. Many had tears in their eyes as the constellation that just
ended was intense and powerful.
Most of the students had been part of the group since the beginning of the
year, while others were new to constellation work.
Then someone spoke, and we began,
"Something happened!
"Yea, what is this feeling? Krista's work was emotional, and she was brave
to share her story, but that's not what I am talking about"
"No, it's like, well I can relate to Krista and I feel her, but here, in
this room, what is it?
We couldn't put our finger on it. "Something" moved us beyond Krista's
work, but we could not find words to describe it, so we left it at that:
something happened.
I have felt this "something" before, especially when working with
adolescents. Yet I cannot describe it, and sometime the feeling is almost
too much.
So, what is it?
Best,
Bill Mannle
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