The Conscious Game

We are a nomadic community made up of people from many corners of the world. We rely on various healing techniques that we apply and improve in our daily lives. At the moment we are thirty people in growth, between children and adults, three horses, four dogs, a lot of cats, two hens and a rooster.

The community was born in November of 2016 in the KIVA of San Agustín (Huila) where shamans from multiple regions gathered for the peace and union of indigenous people. For three weeks we worked together as volunteers of the event; there the first group was consolidated. Since then members have joined in each place we have traveled.

We are united by a prayer with two values:

"For the best of all and for all,
For the best of everything
and for everything.
LOVE and FREEDOM"

We also do not know what is the best for everyone, but we are in constant approach.

Love accompanies us as we embrace life in all its expressions, in connection with everything starting from attention, empathy, respect, care, trust, interest and affection.
Free of predestinations, of imposed categorizations, of involuntary repetitions, of obedience, free of enemies.
Free to self-create and reinvent.
Free to think, feel, need and be what you think, feel, need and are.

The vision of conscious play is to realize that we are part of the game of life and take responsibility for our creation.
If we play unconsciously, we do not perceive in what way our thoughts, emotions, needs, sensations and decisions are influenced by the experience of our ancestors. Traumas, morals, collective events (such as colonization, war, etc.) continue within us, are reflected in our relationships and reproduced conflicts.

Unlike other techniques that use terms such as therapist-patient, implying a sick person and a healthy one, we use the terms of traveler and companion; accompanying someone on their journey is also an act of self-healing.

The methods we use have their roots in the four continents and form the game. Through these doors we are reunited with our ancestors, who show us the origin of the structures that affect us to this day. Together we discover and heal the wounds of the past.

We open five main doors, of which we will share four: Regression, Constellation, Encounter and Breathing.

Regression:

It unfolds like the reading of a book that allows rewriting its story.
In this conscious travel to the inner world, through symbols and beings we can explore the lives of our ancestors, with their desires, interests or their favorite food.
It helps to identify and break pre-existing conditionings that prevent us from fully living our dreams.
We also localize and heal the roots of body symptoms in the path of our ancestors, in emotions that did not find their destiny, in family secrets or in ignored needs.
The companions and the traveler concretize the subject to be treated and, through a special relaxation, immerse their selves in the unconscious, where, through a series of questions, we begin a dialogue with the different petals of the soul.

Example: The traveler has an attachment to alcohol. In the regression we see that the mother grew without motherly love and that is why she never learned to give it.
We travel to the source of this unmet need and find that the great-grandmother died in the war when the grandmother was very young.
This way we see how the structure of absence of affection is repeated. We discovered that behind the addiction is the attempt to fill the void generated by the lack of affection.
Double regression: variation of the regression in which two people with a common theme (couples, brothers, father and daughter) fuse their inner worlds.

Constellation:

Group dynamic in which the traveler projects their inner world into a defined space: a group of people will interpret family members or instances of life, such as trust, asthma, maternal affection, etc.
We open it to understand and heal symptoms and conflicts.
It is reflected as a theater of life, moved by unknown forces, in which we are surprised by the reading of each of the attitudes, postures and expressions of the participants.

Example: During the course of the constellation it is observed that the father is not the biological father and this secret separates them. The father, insecure with his role, transmits this insecurity to the child.

Small constellation: This type of constellation is done with a small group, in silence and without direct intervention of the companions.
Large constellation: It is longer because it includes parts of the Encounter and a wider branch of the family tree to find solutions beyond this generation.

Encounter:

Technique that consists of the active projection between two individuals where, through dialogue and visual contact, they recognize themselves in the other.
It helps old emotions come to light, find their original receiver and be discharged. This helps to get rid of communication routines and to express in an authentic way.
Two individuals look deeply at each other and breathe into the feelings that are born and grow in this connection. During the Encounter hallucinations can develop in the face of the other that make visible what normally goes unnoticed.

Example: A couple with problems of jealousy does an Encounter. During it, the woman discovers the face of her father in the face of his partner and, behind, the competition with his sister for the attention of the father. From there we go further back to a similar conflict between the mother and the aunt, etc.

Satsang Encounter: variation of the Encounter that sends the mind in vacations, to relate more to what we are apart from that voice that speaks to us without pause.
Wild Encounter: variation of the Encounter where, apart from the visual contact, a group awakens all your senses at the same time.

Breathing:

We rely on various breathing methods through which the traveler reaches a state of trance where emotions, sensations and repressed movements are released.

It serves to reconnect with forgotten knowledge and to unlock entrenched pains.
The traveler is guided in specific inhalations and exhalations. As the rhythm of breathing increases, ancient memory is activated in the form of visions, knowledge and collective sufferings of human history.
Example: The person suffers a chronic pain in the back. During respiration, we find a forgotten situation of violence in childhood that generated a tension in the body that manifests as pain in the back. Breathing allows us to re-identify with the paralyzed child to express their enclosed impulses.

Breathing with touch: variation of the breathing technique where the companion physically intervenes in the traveler’s energetic knots.

DIMENSIONS:

We include four dimensions in each of the doors: the mind, the emotions, the needs and the body.
 The mental dimension is the place where morality, memories, identity, conditioning, etc. coexist.
 The emotional dimension includes four main feelings: fear, anger, sadness and joy.
 Needs are existential desires of your being towards something from the outside, such as affection, attention, respect, security, food, sex, understanding, etc.
 The body is the moving temple that reflects all the dimensions of the conscious and the unconscious.

It is a very serious game that reaches its maximum efficiency if you play it with a lot of humor.

In the game you win if there is no one inside you against you, if everyone and everything are connected and support you.

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