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Conceptual Constellations: Constellating Story and Archetype
"Once upon a time..."
Magical words that herald the promise of a story - a fairytale, a myth, a legend, or a family story. We make sense of our existence from the stories we've listened to, watched on film, or chosen to read, but no story has greater impact on the soul than our family's 'story'. In this jewel of a book, you are in the hands of a masterful storyteller.
Joy Manne reminds us that we tell stories because we live in stories.
-Philippa Lubbock
Magical words that herald the promise of a story - a fairytale, a myth, a legend, or a family story. We make sense of our existence from the stories we've listened to, watched on film, or chosen to read, but no story has greater impact on the soul than our family's 'story'. In this jewel of a book, you are in the hands of a masterful storyteller.
Joy Manne reminds us that we tell stories because we live in stories.
-Philippa Lubbock
172 pages, Paperback
First published July 14, 2013
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February 14, 2014
An overpriced collection of somewhat organized thoughts related to Systemic Constellation Work. Many thoughts are undeveloped and some threads seem unnecessary -- an example are several references to her husband and then a puzzling reference to marital infidelity.
To me it was a disappointment as I've tremendously enjoyed the author's earlier, physical books.
To me it was a disappointment as I've tremendously enjoyed the author's earlier, physical books.
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