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- Author: Daan van Kampenhout
- Publisher: Auer-System-Verlag Carl -
- Year: 2001
- Pages: 156
- ISBN-10: 3896702319
- ISBN-13: 9783896702319
- Format: 13,6 x 21,6 x 1,5 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Daan van Kampenhout and Bert Hellinger had a lengthy and intensive correspondence concerning the relation between shamanism and family constellations. The ideas explored in this correspondence formed the foundations of Images of the Soul, in which the dynamics of Hellinger¿s systemic work are carefully described from the viewpoint of traditional shamanism. The book points out those spiritual principles which lie at the foundation of both shamanic practice and family constellations, and includes many practical tips for people involved in systemic work as participant or trainer. Theoretical explorations are made concrete by examples from sessions with clients and groups, by personal experiences of the author with rituals on Indian reservations in the USA and by anecdotes from his studies with traditional medicine people and shamans.
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- Author: Daan van Kampenhout
- Publisher: Auer-System-Verlag Carl -
- Year: 2001
- Pages: 156
- ISBN-10: 3896702319
- ISBN-13: 9783896702319
- Format: 13,6 x 21,6 x 1,5 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Daan van Kampenhout and Bert Hellinger had a lengthy and intensive correspondence concerning the relation between shamanism and family constellations. The ideas explored in this correspondence formed the foundations of Images of the Soul, in which the dynamics of Hellinger¿s systemic work are carefully described from the viewpoint of traditional shamanism. The book points out those spiritual principles which lie at the foundation of both shamanic practice and family constellations, and includes many practical tips for people involved in systemic work as participant or trainer. Theoretical explorations are made concrete by examples from sessions with clients and groups, by personal experiences of the author with rituals on Indian reservations in the USA and by anecdotes from his studies with traditional medicine people and shamans.
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