November is upon us. Here in America we begin the process of family get togethers, celebrations, etc.  November is a time for Thanksgiving. Often that is hard for us as we gather together with our families, and we also gather all our resentments, unhappiness, anger, etc. In the Behavior Genetics: Family Constellation Approach, we can learn to break this cycle of pain, and to be with our families in acceptance of what is, and in agreement of what happened. ONly then can we really walk into a destiny that we carve for ourselves.  So, here is to gratitude and acceptance, in lieu of the old “forgiveness” which is not always appropriate.

Lets drink to what is, and move forward in a new way!

Look for an Evening of Constellations on Friday, November 14th at 7:00 p.m.

Lets get together and learn to do things differently. At the Center for Mind Body and Spirit, 7647 Delmar Blvd. Contact me with any questions!  314-995-9755

It is now October! The air is cooler, the leaves are beginning to turn colors, and we are getting ready to turn more inward as the days get shorter. Our air is also full if unrest and is unsettled right now. How great it would be, to be able to turn inward and see where we come from; what we inherit, and how that affects how we react to this chaotic of times. And with that, to be able to,with consciousness, take what is our inheritance, with love and acceptance, and move towards who we truly are as individuals.

there are a lot of activities here in St. Louis this month and next,which can help us do this.

Look for Friday, October 1oth, and Wednesday, October 22nd for our Introductory Evenings of Constellations ( 3 D Family Mapping Experience). These are at the Center for Mind Body and Spirit, the corner of Delmar and North and South at 7:00, and 8:00 respectively.

And, on November 1 and 2, and 3 and 4, Mark Wolynn, the Director of the Center for Behavioral Genetics is here in St. Louis for a remarkable workshop. See our workshop page for the details!  Come and join us towards our inward revolution.

Wishing the best of everything,

Gail Cloud