ABOUT US
WHAT WE CHERISH
This work has been our companion for over 15 years. It helped us make extraordinary discoveries and provided a rewarding way of working together. It made our lives more easy, more rich, more clear and kept us on this road, no matter where it went.
We have both come a long way - separately and together - having traveled the world; having learned from wise women and men; lived years in India, the USA and Italy in the spiritual communes of our Indian master Osho; and having met other unique spiritual masters: Punjaji and Sufi-Baba. And certainly having met other masters without ever recognizing them.
Good movies and murder mystery books are hidden masters to us as well, and life itself - especially and mostly everyday life. After all, our 21 years as a couple have proven to be a strong and powerful medicine about love and about how to succeed in the face of the seeming impossible.
Meeting Bert Hellinger and being introduced to the work that he developed - family constellations, movements of the soul and of the spirit - gave us a tool for sharing what we treasure. At the same time, it provided an exquisite opportunity to work side-by-side, as the couple that we are. Together, and yet independently, to do our work each in our own way.
And we are not alone in taking this path, but share it with many: dear friends, colleagues, trainees from many places of this Earth. We share it with all for whom, at this moment, it is the right direction.
About Sneh
Born in Freiburg, Germany in 1947
Systemic constellations (DGfS); ritual and soul work; constellation trainer and conference speaker world-wide; organizer of conferences. Author of articles: Co-author "The Same Wind Makes Many Kites Fly", Carl-Auer-Systeme Verlag.
Bachelor of Art in painting and art history; 6 years teaching and counseling in high school.
Trained in
Gestalt; Psychodrama; NLP and Erickson-hypnosis (Dilts, Michaels and others); "Deep Psychology" with Hunter Beaumont; Somatic Experiencing (Peter Levine, Steve Hoskinson, Raja Selvam).
Other relevant learning situations
Theater; counseling in prison; many years of learning about meditation in India; 3 years of living and working in a spiritual therapy retreat in Tuscany; doing constellation work and training on invitation of the Confederated Tribes of Colville, Washington (State); while living on Maui, Hawaii, learning about Hawaiian culture and spirituality.
Current interest: systemic constellations about chaos, love and "coyote medicine".
The learning continues. It is the constellation work itself that teaches me; for never has it been less possible to sit comfortably on: "I know how to do this”" The work will kick me out of many a traveled and known path, not unlike a master will do. Most versions (and visions) of knowing how to live "better" have seemingly abandoned me. What is left is this: while traveling the path, I found some of the most exquisite places - from where the mystery of our lives can be in full view. And if you wish, together we can walk this path, for any length of time; uncovering the astounding beauty living in all things; in your very own steps or dance; and certainly in your very own flight in the sky.
About Fredric
Born 1944 in New York City (Brooklyn, to be exact).
Seminar and conference organizer.
Many years living in India, in the Ashram of the mystic, Osho, in Bombay and Pune and 5 years in the commune in Oregon (“the Ranch”). Lives since 1987 in Freiburg, Germany (and speaks exactly 3 words of German); organizer of seminars and trainings for 15 Years.
For me, the work that I am doing has proven to be a blessing. Working with my wonderful wife, organizing, talking to people, making sure that all that is needed is taken care of… It feels like preparing the ground for the crops to spring up. Prior to doing this, I worked as a gardener. I knew that my days - as a gardener - were numbered when my boss, in late November, gave me some trimmed rose plants to put in the earth for spring flowering. I planted them upside-down. So when I meet the workshop participants after the day, or at the end of the group, and see their smiles, I feel rewarded - as a gardener would when the tomatoes look all ripe and juicy and happy. So, boss - I'm still a gardener. And a better one than ever: I have NEVER planted a workshop participant upside-down. And I know what I like: to see the group members ripe and juicy and happy. And to feel that I have contributed - in my way - to that.