In part two of our conversation with Francesca Mason-Boring, we explore how to help well and shore ourselves up for the work of social justice. We discuss how to release demonizing and patronizing ways of seeing each other and approach our work from a strong, clear place, disentangled from the traumas of the past.
This podcast is part two to a two-part episode. In Part One, Francesca introduced family systems constellations and its indigenous roots of this methodology. Part Two dives deeper into key principles for transforming conflict in movement work.
About Francesca Mason Boring:
Francesca Mason Boring, bicultural Western Shoshone enrolled with the Shoshone Paiute Tribes, is an internationally beloved author, teacher, and facilitator of Family, Human & Natural Systems Constellation and Constellation as Ceremony as transformational work.
Working with universal indigenous fields in family constellations, Francesca has supported the development of constellations as ceremony, community constellations, and nature constellations. Walking with the ancestors, Francesca introduces respect, and the incorporation of ancient healing wisdom traditions and ritual in life and systems constellations.
Although Family Constellation may be therapeutic, Francesca does not present it as therapy. She describes this method as “one of the most profoundly beautiful healing paths that can be taken, an extension of ceremony, a road of indigenous healing.”
Learn More:
All My Relations Constellations
Books By Francesca
The Orders of Helping, Bert Hellinger
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