Family Constellations with Idris Lahore - Part 2

[psychojewboy]

fascinating. I wonder though how detached the representatives are from the outcome as the facilitator claims. It is not a stretch that the representatives want life and super impose that value upon that which they represent.

Just a thought. But very interesting nonetheless

[nnnnnAZ09]

interesting

[24Wynn]

I like how the facilitator talks about not being attached to the outcome or not to judge whether life or death is good or bad. I also liked how he added life and destiny like they were resources that this woman needed in order to survive this illness. Very well done.

[MrsAuriSmile]

Mai visto Bert che fa inginocchiare i rappresentanti davanti a se... Manie di grandezza Per il costellatore? o é un modo francese di finire una costellazione?

[betokkikke]

I guess that commit suicide would be worse than to catch an unknown cancer, perhaps, I actually do hate Death -it's been two years since my mom passed away- and can't imagine her as a Fair Friend but a F%$# unjust Dark Lady so I prefer to be alive and follow my Solar Destiny among the living, maybe I'd love Death and follow her as a Quick Destiny if my daily Painful Life would be empty, in hospital or damned. This act and all comments are quite fascinating indeed...

[a5dr3]

so if Im not in resonance with my destiny what happens to death? what is it that he refers to that could be worse than death from an illness?

[zammisz]

What he said at the end was something really true. THank you

[karakolees]

Woooow!!! me gustó! muy interesante, kiero aprender a realizar constelaciones familiares. muy interesante!!