Re: Post surgery report from Stefan Bajon
- From: "tmasthenes13" <tmasthenes13@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: ConstellationTalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 29 Nov 2006 16:51:48 -0000
--- In ConstellationTalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, hermeswins@... wrote:
My neck had many
levels where the nerve roots were impinged, coming out from the spinal
cord.
The doctor did the best he could this time.but was not able to fix
all the
problems, however there were no complications or much pain to what he
did fix.
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Stefan,
It's good to have you back and I'm glad your medical ordeal went well.
In the story of Parsifal and the Holy Grail told a millenneum ago by
Wolfram von Eschenbach, the young and naive "pure fool" of a hero failed
to ask a certain question of his Uncle Amfortas, who was suffering a
wound in his groin that would never heal, a wound whose pain was so
great that he could neither stand up nor sit down.
What Parsifal failed to ask was the question of compassion: "What ails
thee, Uncle?"
For the motto of the true Grail Knights was "Durch Mitleid Wissen"
which could be translated as "Wisdom through Compassion" or "Wisdom
through Empathy."
Since you and I have both represented each other in several of our
family constellations over the last two years, I will ask you now the
updated and upgraded systemic version of the Parsifal Grail question:
"For whom did you do the surgery, brother?"
Thomas
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