Time. Space. Love. Movement.

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Time. Space. Love. Movement.

Throughout our lives, we experience love in countless forms. As children, we meet it in our bond with mother and father, in the love between siblings. Later, in friendships, in partnership, in the relationship with our own children. We find it in our affection for an animal, in our devotion to nature, in music, in art.
We are convinced that all these experiences unfold along a timeline – as if love develops, grows, changes, perhaps even fades.
And yet it may be that we are not moving through time, but within a space. A space of experience in which different forms of love are already present – and we move towards them.
Shaped by our biography, we usually believe that love is personal. My mother. My father. My partner. My child. My experience. My feeling.
We take love to be a feeling within us, a personal matter that exists between ourselves and others.
But what if love is not personal?
What if it is not an individual emotion, but a transpersonal quality – a field that reveals itself in connection?
Then personal relationship would not be the source of love, but its expression.
Love itself would be unbound, pure, not emotional in the usual sense – and yet the ground of all movement, all encounter, all development.
What happens when we meet love in its pure, transpersonal quality?
What changes in our experience of time when we realise that events do not simply happen to us by chance, but that we are moving within a greater whole?
What happens to our understanding of space when we sense that connections are not merely biographical, but existential?
In this workshop, we open a space of experience in which we remember the connections through which we have known love. We honour their personal form – and at the same time, we dare to step beyond it.
We explore love as a fundamental force that makes movement in time and space possible.
And we allow ourselves to encounter love in its pure quality – quiet, clear, impersonal, and yet deeply touching.

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About Stephanie

As an Economist and Gestalt Therapist, Stephanie has been working in the organisational field and in the therapeutic field for nearly 30 years.

She is the author of 4 seminal books about constellation work: 1. Why do Constellations Work? / 2. The Textbook of Systemic Constellations / 3. The Practice Guide for Designing Training in Systemic Constellations / 4. The Magic of Connection – Systemic Intelligence in Organisational Development.

As CEO of CI and host of the CI Retreat 2026, she welcomes everyone to join her keynote workshop.

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CI RETREAT 2026

KEYNOTE Workshop
Friday 29 May 206
11 am-6 pm

Please note that you need a WEEK TICKET to visit the workshops in the Hidden Gem Program, the International Program, and the Keynote Program.