System-Aufstellungen und ihre naturwissenschaftliche Begründung

Gehlert, Thomas

doi:10.1007/978-3-658-29167-9

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“…Man gewinnt aus ihr die Einsicht, dass Verschränkungsphänomene womöglich auch außerhalb der Physik im eigentlichen Sinne relevant sein könnten. Zum Beispiel könnte man systemische Auf-stellungen so verstehen [8,46]. Man kann dies auch verwenden, um Homöopathie zu rekonstruieren [39].…”

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Die Zukunft der Homöopathie – eine persönliche Sicht

Walach

2024

Allgemeine Homöopathische Zeitung

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Die Zukunft der Homöopathie – eine persönliche Sicht

Walach

2024

Allgemeine Homöopathische Zeitung

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“…Systemic constellation work is a favored tool applied in psychotherapy for revealing hidden dynamics and resolving personal issues within any relational system (Whittington, 2020). The key concept is to illuminate the dynamics of a system by either using human representatives, like in facilitated group sessions or by utilizing symbolic objects to act as resonators to unveil deeper unexpressed knowledge (Gehlert, 2020). An example of the latter is three-dimensional self-boundary visualization (3-DBV).…”

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Altered states of consciousness induced in online three-dimensional self-boundary visualization sessions: A comparison of horizontal and vertical perspectives.

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Hinterberger³

2023

Psychology of Consciousness: Theory, Research, and Practice

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The three-dimensional self-boundary visualization (3-DBV) can be a psychotherapeutic tool for exploring inner mental realms by visualizing self-boundaries. The self and its boundaries are represented by symbolic objects which display a simplified image of one’s current emotional and mental circumstances. This three-dimensional setup can then be explored with a self-representing figure from various perspectives. By transferring from horizontal to vertical positions, emotional detachment, and a shift in consciousness to a heightened transcendental state can be witnessed. To evaluate this phenomenon, a study was conducted investigating such changes in perception and comparing horizontal to vertical perspectives. Hereby, 37 individuals were guided through a 60-min, standardized, 3-DBV session via video conference. Self-report questionnaires (CSP and PCI-K-D) and interview transcripts were acquired for a within-subject analysis. The results of which showing that 3-DBV leads to expanded self-perception as displayed in the Changes in Subjective Self-Perception questionnaire (CSP) with an increase of integration in 82%, balance in 65%, and vitality in 73% of participants. The Phenomenology of Consciousness Inventory (PCI-K-D) reveals that the vertical experience induces significantly higher levels of bliss, feelings of expansion, and timelessness than the horizontal. These observations are supported by the qualitative interview data indicating a wider spectrum of emotions, more diverse imagery, and bodily sensations in the vertical plane. Overall, the results demonstrate the suitability of 3-DBV in inciting self-transcending states of consciousness and its potential for future therapeutic use.

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