Publisher's Synopsis
Many Hearts, One Soul: An American Perspective on the Work of Bert Hellinger is a profound and poignant exploration of German psychotherapist Bert Hellinger's "systemic constellation" process. Author Gary Stuart is generous in his examples of how certain dynamics within our family systems can adversely influence our lives. He discusses "generational family order" and the importance of assuring that all family members feel included. Questions of trans-generational entanglements and the inheriting of guilt are also addressed, as well as the ways in which we can release ourselves from our negative family patterns. But Many Hearts, One Soul goes far beyond merely explaining the process itself. Stuart infuses the work with inspirational poetry, personal commentary and a heartfelt desire to share what he has discovered from his years of experience. In doing so, he conveys a message of hope and commonality -- that we each belong, even if we feel that we do not. Given the universality of the subject matter, even those previously unfamiliar with the modality will be inspired to try it for themselves after reading this compassionate and intriguing work.
