Family Constellations Revealed: Hellinger's Family and other Constellations Revealed (The Systemic View) Paperback – December 12, 2012

It is incredible how Indra explains and literally makes you feel each kind of constellation. I resonated with a lot of the examples, and a lot of them allowed me to understand family and friends situations.Now I have a better understanding of the right order of a family system, and the consequences of its malfunctions, I better understand my last constellation, and I have put in practice things like table constellations, and even my place in bed, and grateful changes have started in my life, like a better relationship with my kids, my mother, an even my boss.This book is a must if you want to improve your life, or if you want to take a better advantage of any constellation.

Family Constellations - WOW! The concepts and practices described in this book are staggeringly important to all who are seeking peace in their soul (for self and loved ones). I'm only half way thru the book, but I am drawn to it each day and will finish it soon (and probably read it a second time). I use the themes for deep meditation and shamanic practices, but am looking forward to finding a constellation group and experiencing it first hand.

I liked that this book was concise and a quick read. I received a general overview of the subject which I wanted to obtain before I had my first session. This type of counseling is incredibly powerful for those dedicated to experiencing deep healing and personal growth at an execrated rate.

Indra explained constellations better than great Bert Hellinger has done over the course of years in too many books. It is short, precise and to the point without wandering into the evangelical style which Bert likes to sometimes use. Practical examples clearly show steps and procedures - everything is written in contemporary style, easy to read. I am not disaproving any of Hellingers works but when you want to introduce yourself to this kind of work Indra's book should be first, only then creator's of method.

My aunt is a family constellator and talked about this for quite some time. As an introduction to the subject I think the book is pretty good with many examples, and has a nice perspective of neuroscience which puts it into a more scientific context. The two things I thought were missing were an overview of the phenomenology on which the theory is originally based and the anthropological perspective which helps us understand families in different cultures and which also inspired the author originally.

My great grandmother died at age 36 from tetanus leaving seven children; my grandmother died at age 29 from an infected heart valve leaving three children; my father died at age 66 from vasculitis, my son died at age 16 years & 11 months in an auto wreck. And that is just one of the themes I recognized in this book. It is mind blowing!It is well written, it shows examples of groups that were formed from a seeker's question, with the results they got; and then how they released the energy.After my son died, I delved very deeply into spiritual subjects, until I got so weary of it and sick enough to turn my attention to the mundane and start cooking; studying nutrition, avoiding my food allergies. And then to come full circle and find out that a lot of diseases have a spiritual root. I mean, we all knew that, but this book explains exactly how it works.

Recommended read for anyone that wants to understand family dynamics more. It's great for deeper healing.

This is a brilliant book giving many in-depth accounts of Family Constellations techniques as well as examples from past sessions from around the world. Clearly written and well-organized, it is both a super resource for anyone about to attend/have a Family Constellation (to know what you are getting into and possible outcomes) or after attending a session (to further explain what went on and why). Highly recommended!