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Francesca Mason Boring

All My Relations Constellations
1631 B. Bonanza Hill
Evans, Washington 99126
USA

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What is an underlying question that gives form to your work or interest in this field?

Can we become less programmed to exclude others? Can we increase the possibility of global healing by healing first the trans-generational wounds of communities? Can we collectively shift the world’s ability to listen to other perspectives? I think there is always a tipping point, and all of this is possible.

What is your personal experience of collective wisdom in groups?

My observation is that the demonstration of collective wisdom occurs most easily when respect is given for the individuals, ancestors, elders and children represented in each person. My extended family, work in aboriginal community (often incorporating a communal approach) and experience with Family Constellation as Ceremony in groups have all nurtured my learning about the strength and integrity of communal fields and collective wisdom.

What is it about the work in this field that excites you and connects you to your own deepest self?

I experience a sense of relief utilizing collective wisdom fields. Many aboriginal community concepts, which have previously been marginalized, are embraced when folks begin to talk about “fields”. We all come originally from the tent, every culture, and every country. I viscerally embrace the “knowing” that listening to each other we find the whole answer. Everyone is needed; all input has value.

Please provide a brief storyline or snapshot of what brought you to this work.

One summer, outside in the Nevada desert I sat by my grandpa. It was a wonderful thing to do. Not talking, just being. He was a Shoshone Elder, well up in years. We sat, in stillness, with the sun just so, and the desert wind making sure we did not get too hot, and as we sat I knew for certain that we were connected to everything, and I realized that he was listening. He was in political and listened to people, as a farmer and he listened to the land, as a cattleman and he listened to the stock, but first he listened to the whole. I try to listen too.

Perhaps the collective answers are already out there, we just have to listen for them. When I wrote: Feather Medicine, Walking in Shoshone Dreamtime: A Family System Constellation I tried to introduce this way of being connected as a natural way of living.

How would you like to be available to others in this field? What would be a meaningful connection? Are you available to talk with others? What contribution might you be able to make?

I facilitate Constellation as Ceremony and write and like many I am on the road a bit and don’t check email when I’m traveling. I don’t have a cell phone. But, when I am landed I am listening for who would benefit by my contributions, and how.

I also set the intention that others who are working in the collective field would be productive and happy.

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