Ancestral Healing with Family Constellations – Special Event with Anne Beversdorf

Thursday – May 16th, 2019. 

Join us as we learn more about Family Constellations!

The lives of our ancestors continue to flow through us in ways that are often unexpected. When there is a family history of trauma, that trauma can flow through future generations in ways that are totally unexpected.

The new science of epigenetics actually demonstrates and records these changes in generations following large traumas. Family trauma can be historically large, or small and personal, but all of these are carried forward. Just as a blue-eyed parent may not have a blue-eyed child, not all children will re-experience these traumas in their lives, but for those who struggle with life in perplexing ways, healing the past will heal the present and the future.

Family Constellations were developed in the late 1970’s by Bert Hellinger, after leaving the Catholic priesthood and observing the work of Zulu shamans as headmaster of a South African school.

Constellations allow us to re-enter another time and place and heal the trauma experienced by our forefathers. Time, after all, is infinite, as is space. All time exists all the time—so with quantum shifts we can heal the past as it is happening now.

About The Instructor
Anne Beversdorf has been facilitating Family Constellations since 2000. She is a Vedic and Western astrologer and recently won a Lifetime Achievement award from Marquis Who’s Who. She will be discussing the phenomenon of ancestral healing through family constellation and will facilitate a group demonstration using the principles of Family Constellations.

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This class is sponsored by The Seeker’s Round Table (TSRT).

When
Thursday, May 16th
7pm – 8:30pm

Where
Unity Church of the Hills (UCOH)
9905 Anderson Mill Rd.
Austin, Texas 78750

Cost
$15

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