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Love's
Hidden Symmetry : What Makes Love Work in
Relationships
by Bert Hellinger, Gunthard Weber, Hunter Beaumont (Introduction)
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Bound - 330 pages (October 1998) Zeig
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"For those who are familiar with him, the name Bert Hellinger
epitomizes one of the most astounding developments in psychotherapy. I know
of no other psychologist who, during the last decade, has so positively
impressed people -- and has stirred up so much controversy."
-- Helm Stierlin, M.D., Ph. D.
"The book contains the first new ideas in the field in many
years." -- Stephen Gilligan, Ph. D.
Editorial
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The publisher,
Zeig, Tucker & Co., Inc. ZeigTucker@aol.com , November 5, 1998
An exploration at the deepest levels of relational systems.
Provocative, yes. Candid, yes. Controversial, yes. Filled with hope
-- emphatically, yes. Love's Hidden Symmetry is a book to be read slowly ...
and then to be read again and again. Here is an opportunity to discover the
work of Bert Hellinger, whose generative approach to intervening in family
systems has already reached into the hearts and minds of thousands of
people. Hellinger shows why disturbances in what he calls the "order of
love" can create havoc in the family, often for generations to come.
More important, he demonstrates how these embedded forces can be harnessed
for healing once they are acknowledged, respected, and then gently
redirected. Love's Hidden Symmetry is the work of a most humble
revolutionary.
Customer
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| Love's Hidden Symmetry is a book that will change
your life. Bert Hellinger's wisdom, the love that shines through
everything he says and does will touch the reader's soul. His work
with family constellations is the most effective, gentle and
graceful tool for re-creating harmony in our troubled family lives.
A must for anyone interested in therapy and personal growth.
Frank Arjava Petter, author
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| A
gold mine of wisdom. |
| This book is book is blessed with a depth of
understanding rarely seen. Though parts of it may seem outragous at
times, upon reflection often show an understanding of famly dynamics
at a much deeper level. 'Love's Hidden Symmetry' describes very
skillfully some of the immensly profound material laid bear by Bert
Hellinger. Definately worth reading, though this should be done
slowly and with much thought. |
| This
is a book to be read slowly...then read again and again |
| Provocative, candid, controversial, filled with hope.
Poetic and wise, this book captures the profound and extraordinary
potential of understanding and restoring balance in families. Truth
was discovered on every page; the book is easy to read and contains
entertaining insights. Hellinger blends storytelling and transcript
material to demonstrate and unfold his theory giving hope and
ammunition for healing family dynamics. |
Acknowledging What Is : Conversations With Bert
Hellinger
by Bert Hellinger, Gabriele ten Hovel
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(September 1999) Zeig Tucker
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The publisher,
Zeig, Tucker & Co., Inc. , September 19, 1999
Description
Sit in as the logical-minded journalist and the "caretaker of
the soul" consider the human condition together.
Offering a powerful antidote to postmodern convictions about "what
is," renowned German family therapist Bert Hellinger has gone on record
for his view that relationships have an identifiable--indeed an
inviolate--structure.
In this volume, a record of journalist and editor Gabriele ten Hovel's
probing interview with Hellinger, he sheds new light on his unique use of
family constellations to reveal hidden, often destructive, family
dynamics--dynamics that can extend across generations--and to activate
healing resources.
Ten Hovel brings to her conversations with Hellinger a journalist's
skepticism, but her tough questions are met by equally tough answers from
Hellinger. As their extraordinary dialog builds, the power of Hellinger's
approach begins to unfold. You may find that you take away little gems--or
you may find that your perspective undergoes a major shift. Either way,
these conversations will energize one's thinking.
Bert Hellinger acknowledges several important influences on his life and
work, his parents, whose faith inoculated him against accepting Hitler's
National Socialism; his 25 years as a priest, particularly as a missionary
to the Zulu; and his participation in interracial, ecumenical training in
group dynamics. However, it was in Hellinger's later training in family
therapy that he first encountered the family constellations that have become
the hallmark of his work.
Helm Stierlin, M.D., Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry, University
of Heidelberg, Germany, wrote about his work, "I know of no other of
psychotherapist who, during the last decade, has so positively impressed
people--and has stirred up so much controversy."
Touching
Love: A Teaching Seminar with Bert Hellinger
by Bert Hellinger, Hunter Beaumont
Price: $28.00
This book is designed primarily for those who know
something of Hellinger's approach and want to understand better how it
works. Paperback - 254
pages (November 1, 1999) Zeig
Tucker & Co Inc.
Book Description
More than simply a record of what happened in a given place and time
with specific participants, Touching Love, is a testament to the
power and potency of Hellinger's exquisitely moving approach to family
systems. The book allows readers to slip into a chair alongside attendees
and to experience a part of the process in which they are engaged.
Hellinger's honesty and insight are compelling, and they are returned in
kind by those who are working with him to uncover the truths that hold them
captive, for better or worse.
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Soon
here: Transcription of a conference with Bert Hellinger, Anne
Ancelin Schutzenberger & Rupert Sheldrake
The
Ancestor Syndrome : Transgenerational Psychotherapy and the Hidden
Links in the Family Tree by Anne Ancelin Schutzenberger,
Amazon Price: $20.99
Paperback
(November 1998)
Routledge; ISBN: 0415191874
Other Editions: Hardcover
(November 1998)
Routledge; ISBN: 0415191866
| Leading
edge do-it-yourself understand-yourself
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| A very workable translation of the seminal French
work by a leading psychoanalyst, specialising in group psychotherapy
-- sending AIDS and cancer into remission!
Oftentimes many of the roots of our current
complexes can be explained by an easy but methodical tracing of our
family trees, uncovering the FACT that important events have been
interred into our genetic structures, only to pop up generations
later. In other words, ignorace is bliss until you have to live with
the circumstances, in which case knowledge is power.
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A
New Science of Life by Rupert Sheldrake
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$2.99 (20%)
Paperback Reprint
edition (March 1995)
Inner Traditions Intl Ltd.
Amazon.com Sales Rank: 26,750
Editorial
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Utne Reader,
May/June 1999
The implications of this theory are staggering, from predicting the
course of hurricanes to explaining deja vu. Sheldrake's thinking seems
radical because he does not subscribe to orthodox scientific assumptions
that the universe operates like a machine; instead, he sees it as much
like a living organism.
Synopsis
What is the nature of life, and how are the shapes and instincts of
living organisms determined? Sheldrake's hypothesis, "Formative
Causation", proposes that form and function of all living things are
passed to succeeding generations by "morphogenetic fields" that
extend through space and time.
The
Presence of the Past : Morphic Resonance & the Habits of Nature
by Rupert Sheldrake
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Paperback -
416 pages Reprint edition (March 1995)
Inner Traditions Intl Ltd ; Amazon.com
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Synopsis
Challenging the fundamental assumptions of modern science, this
ground-breaking radical hypothesis suggests that nature itself has memory.
Sheldrake's hypothesis has been featured in Science, Nature, New
Scientist, USA TODAY, and Newsweek. Drawings and photos throughout.
Seven
Experiments That Could Change the World : A Do-It-Yourself Guide to
Revolutionary Science
by Rupert Sheldrake
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(October 1996)
Riverhead Books Amazon.com
Sales Rank: 30,771
A distinguished biologist presents simple experiments anyone can
perform, experiments that prove the existence of mysterious phenomena that
traditional science has been unwilling to acknowledge and unable to
explain
Synopsis
How does your pet know when you're coming home? Can people really
tell when they're being stared at? Can science explain the unexplainable?
Celebrated biologist Rupert Sheldrake explores such questions in this
compelling, intelligent book--and with simple, inexpensive experiments,
the curious and the skeptical are invited to join him on this journey of
discovery in the true spirit of science.
Synopsis
A scientific examination of mysterious phenomena and the
experiments that anyone can perform to prove their existence, this book is
a broad-based research program and an open invitation for widespread
participation in creating new science. Readers will find themselves on a
journey of discovery that will continue long after they finish the book.
Another Interview and an Article:
An interview on the methods of Hellinger applied in the context of Organizations,
by Humberto del Pozo
Article
written by Hellinger on the phenomenological attitude in psychotherapy.
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