How is it for you as a woman, and how is it for you as a man? Do you have access to both? Or is it so that if you have abundance at the level of the heart you are not allowed to have material abundance... And if you earn money but don't have human love by your side — how does that feel for you? The heart and the capacity to love is the FATHER — the life pump! And matter is the MOTHER. Are you allowed to reconcile both within yourself? Are you allowed to know about your parents' previous relationships, about their loves? About those who paid with the pain of separation to make space for our mother, for our father. How can that pain be priced? Our soul often unites in love with those excluded, unseen in the family system — unrecognized and unhonored. When do you earn money? Money goes to the living, because it serves life. Money goes to adults, because adults stand in responsibility and make decisions that lead to concrete matters for adults. If you got stuck in trauma as a child (e.g. with the loss of a mother, a beloved grandmother) and you are not able to process your pain, money will stop, because in the soul you want to die with it, without the strength to live on. When you say goodbye to the dead and go through mourning, you stand up for your life again — money begins to flow because the current of life moves again. Money goes to those who respect ancestors, their fate and experiences. From them we take skills and talents that we can use further, adding a part of what is from us. In this way we exchange with the world: skill, talent for money — we price our value based on where and from whom we come. It is also worth acknowledging and honoring previous relationships — they expand us, provide new quality, bring something from other family systems. Sometimes entanglement is so great that it is difficult to respect an ex-partner. It is worth then looking at whom that person represents and what larger theme wants to show itself in the field of the soul. Love is wide layers of feeling and many longings of the hungry heart. We often look at those who built, accumulated, acquired a home and wealth, and then had to leave everything — what then happens to their heart? How great is the despair in it, the longing for the place they come from? This can pull us away from what is with us here and now. Money is the topic of the most frequent arguments in marriage: who should earn how much, should the man provide for the household and the woman manage household matters. A couple's dynamics can vary. Sometimes a man cannot take a position in earning because someone in the lineage in a position made a decision that resulted in a tragedy — position and decision-making then resonate with loss. There is also the situation where if a woman connects with such a man, she can take the money and earn with him — many couples experience a financial influx after joining. Another dynamic is the loss of children: when a couple loses children, they often also lose money. The inability to grieve the death of a child or a miscarriage and to contact the painful feelings blocks life forward. We live in times of free partner choice. People used to join property, not love — marriages were arranged according to financial security. This affected the fate of many; a person in such a marriage provided for the whole family, facing the choice of responsibility for many, abandoning their own fulfillment. This echo carries on for further generations — women stand in distress between the one who makes their body react and the one who will provide livelihood. Thus we unite with the fate of those whom no one saw in their personal costs as a woman. Also interesting are dynamics related to secretly earned money — "black" money, hidden money, "that which smells." Beneath them often appear hidden fathers and the identity of the hidden father. This can change a lot for a person — to reveal oneself, stand in one's overt identity, say what one thinks and feels, create true relationships. Money is also an ancestral belief — how much it sounds in our heads and how much it allows us to boldly want to have more. You are invited!
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20 March — Friday
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Hours: 10:00–18:00
Open from 9:00
Lunch break: 14:30–15:30
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Studio: W Skupieniu
03-289 Warsaw, ul. Ostródzka 56
Note: There is no parking in front of the studio. Park before the entrance to the housing estate on the sandy road of Ostródzka Street, before the entrance to the Viking 1 estate.
On site: coffee, tea, cake.
Lunch at own expense.
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Price: 800 zł
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Reservation: a non-refundable deposit of 300 zł to the account:
Anna Brzozowska
27 2530 0008 2076 1015 8729 0001
with the note: Workshop-date, first and last name.
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For those needing an invoice: please include the tax ID (NIP) in the workshop title. The rest of the payment in cash or BLIK on the day of the workshop.
Note: I do not send reminders before the workshop about the meeting — please keep track of the date!
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