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OCTOBER EXPLORATION: October 31st from 9 AM – 3 PM Pacific Time (convert to your timezone here)
Some of the loveliest and most nourishing things that happen in life are the moments of mystery and awe. Sometimes they even happen in constellations. What can we do to open ourselves to more mystery and awe in both our constellations, and in general in our lives?
Join Sarah Peyton for a 5-hour class to learn Systemic Constellations, a participatory, body-centered exploration that works with the energetic and unseen realms to represent a system and untangle what has been tangled at the ancestral, personal and collective level. This way of working lets us create a 3D map outside of ourselves where we can witness the challenges of ourselves and others from a witnessing vantage point, where we see with compassion and clarity how trauma and past pain can live in individuals, families, and larger community systems.
This session is the ninth module in our series The Resonant Field: A 12-Month Certification Training in Emergent Constellations, and can be purchased as a drop-in or as a full series.
This workshop alternates between short lectures on neuroscience and constellation concepts, mini-constellations to explore and practice the concepts, and then a large group constellation to see the learning in full and glorious practice.
- $249 drop-in rate
- The large-group seeker will be selected by a lottery of those who agree to be recorded for others’ learning. Only students who have purchased the entire series are eligible to enter the lottery to be the seeker/receiver of the full group constellation.
- Purchase includes an invitation to the live 5 hour experiential exploration, and access to download the recording.
- This work is not therapy and is not a substitute for therapy. If you have a sense that you would be destabilized by yourself or others speaking about difficult events, then this event may not be for you. While we hope that the processes and information that we share can be of use in your journey, we do not have the resources to support extreme psychological difficulties.
