Technique and method

Co-consciousness (clan consciousness)

Group sense of belonging to the clan that operates above individual consciousness and dictates unconscious loyalties.

Daniela Giraldo Systemic glossary

Hellinger distinguished between two levels of consciousness: individual consciousness (what I “feel” as right or wrong according to my personal history) and co-consciousness or clan consciousness, which is the group sense of belonging and operates above individual will.

Co-consciousness decides who belongs and who doesn’t, what burdens “fall” to each member, what destinies must be repeated until closure. It is responsible for invisible loyalties: the descendant carries out orders dictated by the clan consciousness without even knowing they exist.

Understanding that many “personal” decisions —the partner we choose, repeated failures, inherited symptoms— respond to co-consciousness and not individual will is liberating: it allows us to distinguish what is ours from what belongs to the clan, and begin to move with more freedom.

Clinical example

A woman doesn’t understand why every time her career prospers, she enters an emotional crisis. Individual consciousness says “I want success”; co-consciousness says “you cannot be happier than your mother.” As long as that second voice is not recognized, the individual one cannot advance.

Illustrative case, anonymized and composed from frequent patterns in Family Constellations sessions.

Bibliography

  • Love's OrdersBert Hellinger. Herder, 2001.
  • Acknowledging What IsBert Hellinger. Herder, 2000.
  • Family Constellations: Order, Hierarchy, BalanceBrigitte Champetier de Ríos. Editorial Grupo Cero, 2005.

These books are in the reference library that nurtures Constelando el Origen.

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