Invisible loyalties are those that connect people to previous generations, which have remained dormant accounts, often due to traumatic events, and that predispose us without our knowing it to repeat certain scenes familiar and make us less free than we think. Anne Ancelin
Schützenberger, professor emeritus of psychology at the University of Nice, where he directs the Laboratory for over twenty years of social and clinical psychology, spent 50 years of his life to researching this phenomenon and the development of a psychodrama approach note to put an end to this transgenerational karma.
His book "The Ancestor Syndrome" for the types Di Renzo Editore, arrived in Italy in its seventh edition, lists clinical cases that illustrate how her clients have become seemingly irrational fears, psychological or even physical difficulties by discovering and trying to understand the parallels between his life and that of their ancestors. The book is an incredible source of information about applicants' dates, accidents, illnesses and injuries that Schützenberger has collected during his long career as psychodramatist.
The book also explains how to deal with and resolve conflicts, the suffering, the trauma, the situations of incomplete closure and leave behind us the legacy received from our ancestors: the only way we can finally evolve and be truly free to build an authentic life
the same author: •
Anne A. Schützenberger, Psychodrama
• AASchützenberger, G. Devroede, A disease called "parents"
• AASchützenberger, EBJeufroy, Exit-overcome their grief and sadness to learn again to live
• Anne A. Schützenberger, The pleasure of living
upcoming:
• Anne Ancelin Schützenberger - the same necklace Psyche Psycho-genealogy
Also, note: • Evelyne
Bissone Jeufroy
Four daily pleasures, at least! The benefits of pleasure on the body and spirit
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