Hi there
Congratulations on the emergence of this book, great to see the progress
that is happening in the Field.
Blessings
Bascha
on 5/03/21, 12:54 PM, Hania Gorski at haniagorski@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Wow, congratulations!
Reading the description I realise the need for merging such profound concepts,
great!
With Love
Hania Gorski
On Fri, 5 Mar 2021 at 10:09 am, Anngwyn <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Congratulations !
-----Original Message-----
From: Eugenio Ordonez <eugenio.ordonez@xxxxxxxxx>
To: constellationtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Thu, Mar 4, 2021 4:04 pm
Subject: [constellationtalk] (ebook): Ancestry
Hello,
I'm writing this email to let the community know about a book that got
published as an ebook.
It is a book about Ancestry, following Jung, Hillman, Hellinger, and Somé
(Malidoma), and some more.
For your consideration: the book was reviewed originally by Ingala Robl
(Constellations Facilitator and Constellations' teacher trainer, director of
SOWELU, Family Constellations School in Mexico City), and Alan KilPatrick
(San Diego University's Native American Studies Professor).
Ancestry: The Deep Field of Reality (books2read.com)
<https://books2read.com/b/Ancestry>
"This book expands the notion of reality. Its chief aim is to bring attention
to the importance, influence, and impact of the ancestors in one's existence,
through the exploration of Carl Jung's writings, James Hillman's Archetypal
Psychology, Bert Hellinger's profound healing insights through the Family
Constellations' methodology, as well Malidoma Some's shamanic contributions
of Indigenous African Spiritual Technologies shared to the Western psyche.
The approach is based on thorough research but it is also experiential,
anecdotal, and inquisitive. It incorporates ideas and theoretical
contributions from old Greek philosophy, phenomenology, Homeopathic medicine,
Native American traditions, as well as insights from poetry. The weaving of
theoretical arguments, therapeutic observations, lived experiences, and
practical ideas aims to open a field of studies that can contribute directly
on the ways and methods of practicing the healing arts (therapies), the
different ways of knowing (epistemologies), and, ultimately, the studies of
being (ontologies) and the praxis of happiness and well-being (eudaimonia)."
All the blessings,
Eugenio Ordóñez
