Everness Festival
Everness Transylvania
Alfonsín Gergely Edó
founder and director of Nelles Institut Transylvania
Alfonsín Gergely Edó is a writer, the founder and director of Nelles Institut Transylvania, and a teacher of the Life Integration Process, phenomenological psychology, and constellations. As an author, he became known through the Monyó tales, while his essays, journalistic writing, and short prose have also appeared in several volumes.
His latest book, La taclale, written in Romanian, traces through personal fragments his relationship with the Romanian language, with Romanians, and with the question of identity. It is a distinctive book that, according to readers feedback, also serves as a bridge of understanding between Romanians and Hungarians.
At Everness Transylvania, in his talk Blind Love, Seeing Love, he explores the theme of love, from transgenerational patterns and childhood loyalties to the relationship challenges of contemporary life.
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The talk Blind Love, Conscious Love explores the theme of love through transgenerational patterns known from family constellations, moving from the loyal attachments of the childs inner conscience to the emotional loneliness of the modern self.
The presentation opens up questions and reflections such as: How do we move forward when we feel there is nowhere left to go? What did love and relationships mean in the past, and what do they mean to us today? How does our experience of love change throughout life? What does receiving love mean for a small child, and what does it mean for an adult? How is love perceived when it comes from a mature level of awareness, and what kinds of everyday conflicts can this create in our relationships and lives?
A conversation about the book La taclale, identity, and mutual understanding
