Galactic family and soul lessons - The Systemic Lab

Soul lessons come to expression through experiences the soul undergoes in this world. Does the galactic family, the source from which the soul came to Earth, have the ability to support the soul's spiritual lessons? If so, how? If not, how does the connection to them support us? These questions have occupied me since I began exploring systemic work with our galactic lineage.

Feel free to join the workshop; no prior knowledge or experience is required.

What is the Systemic Lab?

A laboratory, like any laboratory, is a research space.

This is what I and those who come to the lab do - researchers.

What are we researching?

Everything!!

I took critical tools in the constellation, wearing them on other things that intrigue me.

For example, I researched constellations and chakras.

Is and how chakras can be balanced using the constellation (possible)

I researched constellations and elements from the world of trauma: fight, flight, freeze,e and saw how to work with them. (It's possible, and it's terrific!!, fantastic healing took place in that encounter)

I researched a constellation and the Ah'oponopono.

I researched constellations and cards

I studied what happens when a sperm meets an egg

more and more...

And at the end of the day, I came to explore both constellation and Akashic records.

Thanks to the laboratory, the karmic constellation method was developed.

Who can come to the Systemic Lab?

People that like to research, and people from the field of treatment, training, and of course from the world of the constellation

The idea of ​​the lab is to explore, discover, get to know (ourselves and other topics)

No need to know constellation.

And many times, we also do not need to know the subject we are researching.

There needs to be interest and curiosity to explore

The topic should attract you to be interested, learn, and research.

The constellation lab meetings take place once a month.

Each month a new and different theme.

18:00 – 21:00 Israel time (17:00 – 20:00 CET )