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The participants and facilitator sit in a circle. First there is an introduction. Then, every time when a new constellation is to be set up, the facilitator senses whose issue is at that moment most pressing. The participants usually sense it too. This determines the order in which the constellations are done. Before your family is set up, the facilitator has an interview with you, to help you make contact with the depth of your issue, and for you to mention the most important events in your family’s history. On that basis the facilitator chooses the family members that you are going to set up. You then choose people from the circle as representatives
for those family members and by sensing you move them to
a place inside the circle that feels the right place for them. This placing
brings the representatives in contact with the family members they represent.
Out of the “knowing field” that then emerges, the representatives
experience feelings and physical sensations. These sensations are related to
the persons they represent and so are not their own. The information from
the representatives guides the process that brings entanglements to light
and helps the finding of a possible resolution.