Laws of Healing: Getting well, staying well

I have spent my whole life in various forms of therapy, workshops, meditations, et cetera, to help me recover from my childhood family dynamics. Was diagnosed with PTSD along with my older brother after my younger brother died from essentially all the same issues. A friend gave me a session in Family Constellations. That one session and the follow up shifted EVERYTHING. Things that previously had completely alienated me from my birth family (and therefore my ability to create ongoing stability and love in my personal home life) were "represented" clearly and precisely by people who didn't know me and didn't know anything about the dynamics in our family. What's even more incredible, huge unresolved conflicts were untangled and brought to a healthy and healing resolution in love, which resulted in a huge (and wonderful) shift in my personal relationship with my lover. The effects of this work were so profound that I bought about 7 books and started reading to understand what had just happened in this invisible Knowing Field (morphogenic field) to bring such release and positive outcome when a lifetime of other therapies, meditations and techniques (such as EFT) have been very wonderful but not able to go as directly to the Source and facilitate a harmonious resolution so quickly. This little book has given me access to that insight. It's profound. It is taking me way off the map to include concepts that I never thought possible. As I apply what I am learning (which in some cases has felt far-fetched and impossible) I am finding surprising and harmonious outcomes in long-standing inner conflicts that I felt I was doomed to repeat for the rest of my life. Understanding what is going on here is giving me the insight and techniques to unlock my own potential as well as help,others to do the same. It is also explaining what happens when, as a screenwriter and actress, I have found myself doing my very best work by what I call "dropping down into the worlds" and letting the characters just "channel" through me. That process is very much alive in my spiritual-emotional-physical system (after many, many years of trial and error). What I could never put together prior to this was how to explore my own invisible systems and bring them into Harmony. This little book is giving me those tools so that I can help myself as well as help others who want to actualize their full potential.

"Laws of Healing" challenges us to look at illness in a different way. Almost every condition comes down to a lack of connection with our family, especially disharmony with our parents. If we can't accept how life came to us through them, we can't fully accept the life that came to us through them. In other words, when we reject them, we reject life. And this is where illness starts to take hold of our bodies. It is as if "dis-ease" arises from a lack of love, connection and belonging. In order to heal at our deepest levels, we need to re-establish and/or recognize these elements in our lives. "Laws of Healing" seems to suggest that there are profound changes possible by exploring those invisible dynamics between parent and child, and that it's never too late to change your perception of your relationships, and thus change those relationships, regardless of age.

Wish I'd known about Bert Hellinger earlier in my life. What an incredible man. This book was my introduction to Family Constellations, which really focused my thinking in directions I hadn't thought were relevant to me. It also, in a fairly uncomplicated way, explains how physical illness in the body is just a link in a chain. Preceding that is dysfunction - pain, misunderstanding, fear, etc. in the other elements of our whole being. Our mentality, spirit, beliefs, and tribal connections/obligations contribute to health or illness. Trying to heal only the physical body is like remodeling a home around termites, mold and a broken foundation.

Good book

Excellent, powerful.

I have read a lot of Bert Hellinger books but this one is the worst. I personally can’t stand reading a book that poses more questions than it does answers. The content of this book is biased towards the China Study claiming that it’s best to do a plant based diet. I don’t understand how someone whose focus is on healing ancestral trauma is overstepping their boundaries and talking about diet. This book was annoying g to read mostly because of all the questions. Use statements. Make claims. Don’t waste your time or money on this book. A better one to read is “Loves Hidden Symmetries.”

it add further insight and foundational understanding of systemic constellation for those familiar with Bert Hellinger's seminal work and contribution to human healing

The book description promises that this book will "... guide you through these realms of healing. And as you move beyond the boundaries common opinion into the expansiveness of essential understanding, the insights, meditations, and inner practices will light the way.". Yet the book provides only a mere introduction to the subject, and does not at all provide enough in the way of concrete examples, illustrations, or practical guidance to supplement the rather nebulous ideas it expounds. As I read it, again and again I kept thinking okay now it will get to the real meat of the matter, yet again and again was disappointed that specifics were just not there. The book leaves the reader with the sense that he or she has just read the first chapter of a much larger book. If the book had cost $15, the disappointment might be mitigated, but $40 is a lot to pay for a summary introduction. ... This book is a translation of the original German "Die Heilung." In many instances, the translation is poor. If you read German, by all means read the original German. ... The book is full of conspicuous typos that seem to relate to the German original, e.g. "Biographie" and "Tabel of Content" ... If you are looking for information on Hellinger's family constellations theory, you won't find it in this book. There's hardly more in this book on the topic than you can find on his website.

Je m'attendais à des réflexions profondes sur l'art de guérir, des méditations nouvelles. Bert Hellinger reprend ici ses marottes : le lien avec la mère, avec son corps et avec l'esprit et reprend des histoires précédentes sur la liberté, les prières avec ses parents. Ses réflexions demandent peut être réflexion "La santé est un mouvement de l'esprit et un mouvement de l'amour." Alors ? Acceptez l'amour et le mouvement de l'esprit. Il cite "The china Study" qui prône le végétalisme. J'ai acheté le livre et l'ai trouvé fort intéressant.

i enjoyed reading it

Very interesting book.

thank you

God good but very mystic for me although I could take few things out of it