My experience as a rep has brought me tremendous insight into the patterns that
run in my family and also have given me tremendous empathy towards the
experiences that others share, both in my work as a therapist and also in life
in general. The incredible process of engaging in the thoughts and feelings of
someone whose actual experience I never had in my own life, is a remarkable way
of walking in another's shoes. I feel as though I can understand so many more
events than I have experienced myself, having stood in the place of those who
went through them. Of all ages, of both genders, several races, as well as more
inanimate things.
Also, the process of watching 2 tracts run in my mind and body quite fascinates
me, as I learn to leave one tract and pay attention to the other.
If I could be a professional representative, I'd do it!!
thanks, sheila
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On Jan 25, 2014, at 5:47, "Maria Goossens" <goossens.maria@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,
One of my patients looked from the outside of the circle to a constellation
and wondered why representatives offer themselves to go through the pain of
another patient. I couldn't give a right answer. Six days later he repeats
this same question. Again, I wasn't able to answer correctly.
Has anyone an answer on this question ?
Thanks,
Mieke
Maria Goossens, MD
www.dokter-goossens.be
goossens.maria@xxxxxxxxxx
