In psychology there is a direction which deals with the study of generic scenarios and how they affect the destiny of the offspring. The founder of this theory, Bert Hellinger. Burt believes that we not only inherit looks and traits from their ancestors, but also a tendency to play their fates.
Case 1.
men a good family, a caring wife, lovely children. All anything, but life is not gentle with him in terms of money. Working up a sweat, and life is not enough, makes "ends meet". When they began to understand the issues of money, it turned out that his grandfather was very wealthy. And when the Soviet government began to cannibalize a wealthy family, he was in the doghouse. So the prosperity and welfare of the family provoked the pain and unhappy life. Further there was a ban on a good financial well-being.
Case 2.
In the past a woman had an abortion. It can be two different reasons: the fear that can not cope; poor financial well-being; the fear of raising one child, etc. After an abortion a woman took the risk to give birth despite their different circumstances. What happens now? First, it will hyperobject your child, because a sense of guilt and anxiety from abortion in the past will haunt her and those feelings it will shift to the unborn child. Second, the child himself, feeling the constant emptiness you feel from your unborn brother/sister will be over the life to look for him (her) replacement. And it's going to distort his relationship, as a friend, the child will perceive in the form of sisters and it will appear secondary feelings: the fear of losing it, jealousy, unwillingness it with someone to share. If the unborn had a brother, a husband a brother.
Case 3.
eliminated from the sort of man prefer not to say, to gloss over (usually, these are people who have died because of alcoholism, suicide, etc., all those which speak, for example, shame) will manifest in someone from the offspring of, say, man and it is out of loyalty to his family genus will seek to meet quickly with this man: will drink...or will be addicted to extreme sports...or addicted to drugs...because, mainly, all of this leads to playing situations of death.
If someone touched one of these stories, the "what to do" you ask? To unravel the complex scheme of relations, ill-being and generic intricacies can I have a at constellation consultation.
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