You said, "...The Underdog always wins"
But, according to the Tao - "always" is also "never"- correct?:)
Truth is truth afterall and is "always" applicable- right?
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From: Gary@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Mon, 11 Apr 2011 20:39:41 -0700
Subject: FW: [ConstellationTalk] What is 'the Field'?
I highly recommend The TAO by Lao Tse which is Chinese philosophy from a few
thousand years ago describing the universal truths and how mankind and the
energy of creation fits into he mix...
Brilliant, simple and profound JUST like what we do for our Clients with
Constellations... As we look through a Hellinger prism about exclusion, The TAO
clearly States it very simply " The Underdog always wins" Soft overcomes
Hard...The Way (Life) of the Universe is clearly Feminine receptive, yielding
and soft and many, many other insights...
the Stephen Michell, cleary and Brian Walker suit the Western Mind.. Wayne Dyer
is also translating it now in his many books as well... Enjoy.... Namaste to us
all on a quest into the Unknown, unseen fields of reality...Yet they teach us?
Mortui Vivos Docent The dead teach the living (Latin Phrase)This we
Facilitators know as truth. Sincerely Gary Stuart LA, CA Gary@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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Subject: Re: [ConstellationTalk] What is 'the Field'?
From: Nancy Kehr <drkehr@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, April 11, 2011 8:33 am
To: ConstellationTalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I love the term The Knowing Field. Perhaps it is something that cannot be
defined. Ive witnessed its wisdom and generosity when it is honored.
Perhaps it is not something that can be defined but is the soul wisdom of
the Universe.
Nancy Kehr
On Mon, Apr 11, 2011 at 12:51 AM, orin hardy <orinhardy@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I'd like to thank all of you who sent me generous responses to my original
question. I will begin looking into the names and books mentioned right
away. I'm currently reading McTaggart's book the Field. Its very
interesting, and presents a very clear case for how science is moving past
the Newtonian world view. I have some clarifications if the group is
willing
to entertain them.
*The Field:*
It appears that quantum physicists are finding that at the sub-atomic level
matter begins to loose its integrity as matter. As Lynne McTaggart puts it
"...'real' particles are nothing more than a little knot of energy which
briefly emerges and disappears back into the underlying field." This has no
practical bearing on Constellation Work per se, but it does make a point
that even science has to admit that reality is still a mystery. The
something we call existence came out of a non-local nothing--or should I
say
everything--that we don't understand. It also reaffirms that reality is not
a collection of objects, but rather a inseparable web that our perception
isolates into parts.
Then there if I understand correctly there are electromagnetic energy
fields. This notion of field is physical and there is a measurable
electromagnetic field around all living things. This kind of field is
palpable if your sensitive enough to tune into it, and it is what most
people are talking about when they say "I can feel the 'energry' of
something." In constellation work it is the force that can draw two
representatives together or push them apart. The Chinese understanding of
Qi
could also fit into this understanding of electromagnetic fields. It seems
as if constellation work can effect these fields by resolving systemic
tension within them.
*
Constellation as Hologram:*
Franchesca talked about constellation work being like a hologram.
McTaggarts
book The Field talks about how a scientist named Karl Pribram found insight
into the nature of how our brain works through a new technology called
optical holography (details on page 82). His theory is that we store
information in our brain in much the same way that holograms are stored on
photographic film. As McTaggart states the "strange property of holography
is that each tiny portion of the encoded information contains the whole of
the image, so that if you chopped up your photographic plate [of a teacup]
into tiny pieces, and shone a laser beam on any one of them, you would get
a
full image of the teacup." It seems to be a good metaphor for humanity and
perhaps why constellation work works. Were all pieces of the same
holographic picture.
It seems impossible to explain the functions of constellation work without
using metaphor.
I write this to see if it is an appropriate understanding of the work. If
you have experience in with constellation work please let me know if you
think my understanding is correct.
Thank you for your time.
Orin
On Sun, Apr 10, 2011 at 8:38 AM, Margreet Mossel <margreet@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
and
Hi Orin
To learn more about the field as you call it, I would advise you to read
some recent books Of Bert Hellinger. Also interviews and articles on his
website are very helpful. www.hellinger.com <http://www.hellinger.com/ ;
<http://www.hellinger.com/%3e> >;
On one of the text I remember that Hellinger explained that the more
scientifically word field is used to avoid using the more spiritual and
metaphysical words soul and spirit. But the meaning of those words is of
course entirely different. The ever creating spirit is a much more open
wider image than a field. It is not my field that makes me follow mymother
into death but the movement of my soul. Once you understand the truepresent
meaning
of the work and the words that are used to describe the phenomena that we
observe, it is not hard anymore to speak about them as it is always
in every moment of our lives. Like the wind is always there, whether weyou
observe it or name it or not. Some people are wind-experts and can tell
a lot about wind but that wind is always there.but
Every systemic set up or constellation done with the proper intention to
bring good for everyone can show the working of the soul or the spirit,
you cannot make people believe anything as you know. Maybe you can helpparents
people recognise the effect with a simple thing like: imagine your
standing behind you, what happens in your body. Imagine that you look atfor
your partner and see his or her parents behind him or her. What changes
you in your body? Of course you can carefully set up this image inthe
real-time
too, but be aware that the systemic movements will start to manifest
themselves sooner than you expect, and be ready to honour them if this
happens.
All the best
Margreet Mossel
Soest, The Netherlands
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[mailto:ConstellationTalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Namens orin hardy
Verzonden: vrijdag 8 april 2011 8:38
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Onderwerp: [ConstellationTalk] What is 'the Field'?
Hello Constellation Talk.
I'm new to constellation work and am currently attending a facilitator
training with Franchesca Mason Boring in Seattle USA. The presence of the
field greatly interests me, and I'd like to know more about it and what
people know about it, as well as other names that people who are not well
versed in new age terminology might call it. If anyone has any book
references or a deeper understanding of what inhibits and what enhances
presence and the flow of the field I'd like to hear about it. I've heardit
connected to terms like Zero point field and morphogenic field. If youhave
specifics on scientific experiments that are able to measure the fieldI'd
love to know about them too.semester.
Also, Constellation Work is part of my College *Independent Learning
Contract* at the Evergreen State College in Olympia Washington. I want to
demonstrate the power of the field to my class at the end of the
Does any one know any simple constellation exercises that can demonstrate
the presence of the field to the skeptic, and show how it can help a
willing
representative 'know' things that are true.
Thanks,
Orin Hardy
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