Kia Ora! In this episode of Constellations and all that…, I’m joined by Annie Cariapa, a teacher, supervisor, and practitioner in Family Constellations based in Bangalore, India.
Annie brings decades of experience into her work, with a background in Transactional Analysis, Neuro-Linguistic Programming, and regressive therapies. Her approach is deeply informed by both psychological frameworks and a lifelong connection to spirituality, one that has evolved beyond religion into a more expansive and experiential understanding.
In this conversation, we explore the deeper path of constellation work beyond technique and into presence, maturity, and the philosophy of helping.
Annie shares how constellation work cannot simply be explained, but must be experienced, and how true helping is not about fixing or rescuing, but about standing with what is. We speak about the importance of working without judgement, without taking from the client, and how giving everything and everyone a place can create profound shifts in the system.
We also explore how much of what we carry may not be ours alone — how ancestral patterns, unconscious dynamics, and what has been excluded can shape our lives in ways we don’t always see.
One of the most powerful threads in this conversation is Annie’s reflection on agreeing to what is, meeting life as it is, rather than wishing it were different — and how this becomes a doorway into deeper healing and a more grounded way of facilitating.
If you are drawn to constellation work, or are walking your own path as a facilitator, therapist, or seeker, this conversation offers a deeper, more spacious way of seeing and being.
Explore Annie's work:
Website: www.spanda.asia
I’d love to hear what resonates with you—drop me a message on Instagram @tracy.cartwright and for more insights visit my website at tracycartwright.co.nz
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