We are conditioned by society today to believe that in order to retain our sense of individuality we need to remain separate from our fellow human beings and our environment. This belief leads in many cases to a life driven by fear, anxiety and anger and a life condition whereby we feel unworthy and of little consequence in the grand scheme of life. And so the questions come. Who am I? Why am I here? What's it all about? Is it worth it? and so on.

We seek to form relationships with other human beings because, despite what everyone says, we instinctively know we cannot and do not exist in isolation. We are inextricably linked to those around us and our environment. We need to love and be loved. This need to connect is not limited to us alone in this present lifetime. Our past, our ancestors can and do influence the way we live our lives today. These influences manifest themselves in many ways that we are not able to understand.

Our struggles are not really that different to the struggles of those around us. A car accident is just that, a car accident, a relationship break down is painful, but again is still a realationship break down. Where the difference lies, is not in the struggle itself but in our own unique response mechanism and the individual way we handle these struggles. This is often refferred to as our "Baggage" Although we are unique and independent individuals we gather our set of conditioned responses from our parents, their parents and so on. In essence our "Baggage" goes way back through our ancestral tree

Pretty much everything we do and feel can be traced back to those members of our family, past and present. A constellation workshop is a unique and intriguing way to uncover these links.