The end of October, the time for remembering the diceased, uniting with spirits and uplifting patterns that hold us back. This time is the commemoration of our co-founder, or rather his spirit, Wictor Charon, a 20th century Hungarian philosopher and esoteric writer, who really has inspired many of us into understanding the process of death and dying and the events in history from a different perspective.
We also commemorated the 60th anniversary of the revolution in 1956, which was a major uprising against the status quo of the so called peace treaties of the WWI and WWII.
This year we invited Anngwyn St Just, an international system constellator who was an invited guest of the ISCA gathering in Zagreb. We came over together with a Canadian participant to Budapest and she, as our guest and co-facilitatator for the 2nd Healing Collective Trauma event in Budapest.
The 1st day was a start and tuning in by Healing Walks at historic sites followed by
a deep dialogue and sharing afterwards from participants and therapist who work with refugees, survivals applying therapy, constellations and cancer therapy in their work, while we also shot
the film – Sel-Image- made of a 2 year long 11 constellations about the state of the nation, facilitated by Annamaria Zseni. We deepened our personal experience with a two day contellation intensive to finish it with a walk in nature and a trip to the Pilis mountains and the Danube bend at healing sites for the region…
Photoes are here to accompany this Healing Pilgrimage right from Zagreb to Budapest and the Danube bend.
from Zagreb to 
through a short pilgrimage
to Budapest in the night…
Day. 2. was started by the Healing walks around a square which used to have names like
1817-től Cereal market
1837-től. Horse Market
1873-tól New market
1902-1946 Kalman Tisza square
1946-2011 People’s Republic square
2011- Pope John Paul the 2nd square
We started off at a market place which just recently got renovated and until then it had been an old market still with the feeling of WW2nd flea market that used to be inhabited by lower middle class Jewish handlesmen, now this area is mostly populated by gipsies and an upcoming juppie class…
We stopped by at a church of Sz Rita, the saint of impossible situations…
Last year the parish was open and the priest told us the “miraculous ” story of a church which was in its peak at the times of the dark communist period of the 50s…. One of our participant shared her stories related to the church and the priest who was very active in the 50-60s there…
Then we walked on to the hidden synagogue of Nagyfuvaros u. , w
hich was purchased in 1920 and since then it is without any stop a live synagogue with a long story to share,
from then on we passed the Roma cultural center that gave us home to our last year event..
and slowly we walked by the Erkel Opera House, kind of Volksoper of Budapest, right next to the ex headquaters of the Nazi party in 1944-1945, and later of the Communist party and which witnessed awful linching and sad tortures in the 1956 revolution 
and a few years later the reformed Socialist party reoccupied it until just a few years ago,
since then it has an unknown, some say Israeli property owner but as you can see the building says everything about the state of that time and period..here is a video of several parts still not showing its present state, 
Messeges on the iron doors:
Order, order, order at last,
out with rubbish to rubbish heaps
let this country clean up the mess
and the dirt that is all around. ( Gyula Illyes)
Capitalism is a sinful structure as it is operated by such shameful values as:
– greed for power
– greed for the ego
– lust for pleasures. ( John Paul II.)
Tell me, how you can believe those who live in 5 rooms heated and warm? (Attila Jozsef)
Finally we stopped by a bookshelf and lecture room right next to this building where ghosts and yelling, shrieks and torture are still perceived by those who see and hear… this bookshop on the other hand is dedicated to the research, dissemination and space of knowledge that leads Hungarians back to their roots, pride and identity based on a non academic understanding of our origin and also on the trauma of the peace treaties in Trianon, after WWI which led to the loss of 2/3rd of our 1000 old country… still unhealed wound oozing into the collective consciousness of our peoples.
Our host for this walk was Ruzsa Ágota, the originator of this project in Hu.
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Then we continued with the Dialogue conference and film in a building that used to hold a cabare-movie theatre in the early 1900s 
and
then a posh department store since 1926, with the very first escalator in the country
which lost its grandour in the war, bombed, but not so seriously wounded in the siege, yet due to the fact that it was in German property, as compensation it was handed over to the Russians, who owned it until 1952 when it was given to the Hungarian state… where the very first public television in 1954 was on show for people to watch programs. 
The building got seriously shelled and ruined in the Anti-Russian revolution in 1956…
not much was spent on upkeeping and renovation after the revolution so by the 60s the decision was to cover the building with aluminium…thus the inner walls of the grandious past are still behind this aluminium!!!
In the 60s when the escalator was reestablished it was N. Hruschov, the head of the Russian Communist Party who opened it, broadcasted to the whole country on TV. 
Since the transition store has changed owners many times, but nobody really wanted to invest in it…
The main owners are Chinese investors but not only their clothes are for sale, but the upper floor is used by clubs and bars and community spaces, such MÜSZI where we had our dialogue conference.
The hosts of this event, and co.facilitators were Agota Ruzsa and Judit Szentirmai, AoH facilitators and trustees of the hosting organization, Ariadne Gaia Foundation.
The 3rd-4th days were dedicated to deepening our inner experience in a place where a smaller group could dive into inner birth (at a symbolic space of the home of Agnes Gereb, who has been the leader and freedom fighter of home birthing in Hungary in the past 30 years…)
Anngwyn St Just, 
our invited guest facilitator guided us through some deep inner work where some identified roots and archetypes for strengthening identity, connecting to the homeland, coming out more empowered and understanding for the next steps to take.. we also at times moved out of our personal stories and intertwined with history and wounds and secrets…
We finished the program by visiting the countryside and healing regions off Budapest and relaxed in a restaurant, called Rosinante on Szentendre island…where we once in 2004 had the very last International Women Dialogue and left the cushion with the elephant t
here as a gift which you can spot on the sofa now. And in 2011 we had here the 2nd Duna Dialogue.
We also stopped in Szentendre, a small artistic town which was a Serb – town founded by refugees who were fleeing from the Ottoman Turks from the 1400s up to the 1700s.
It is really meaningful to have finished our Healing week here as according to our plans, in 2017 September we will continue this work of bringing peace in the Danube valley by having Anngwyn with us and from Budapest we sojourn to Belgrade, capital of Serbia through Sarajevo, Bosnia-Hercegovina….
Those who could accompany and join us in the whole pilgrimage of Healing collective wounds had a full range experience of personal stories, insights in family homes, walks and sharings of history long past and nearby, deep personal work, dialogue with like minded people and sharing and resting in healing places and sites.
The diverse threads could be woven into a wholeness of experience that may well manifest in personal tapestries of a new beginning…
No wonder we, Hungarians and some of our neighboring peoples still struggle with self esteem, identity, victim consciousness and a kind of myopic perspective… the root chakra energy of the nation is gravely weakened and the challenge for us now is to move on while we do heal the wounds of times as well, so that healthy and energized new perspectives can emerge in the embracing space of the Carpathians.
by Agota Ruzsa
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Some reflections on the series of events:
“One of many lessons I learned on this trip is that if I simply trust your creative energy and don’t try to do anything, something wonderful emerges. That was true about the opera and sundry other matters, and it was true tonight. This journey has been a deep life event for me. I bow to you with respect and thank you, and Budapest, and Hungary, from my heart. My feeling body has been glowing with satisfaction from the moment I stepped into this magical space, and you have been my guide from start to finish. This world has been nourishing to me on many more levels than I can express.
The next time I greet you it will be as an old friend. Thank You!” Daniel, Kanada
“Angwynn St. Just rendszerállító a világ számos pontján dolgozott már nemzetállítással is, és kollektív traumák gyógyításával foglalkozik, pár napos műhelyfoglalkozás keretében dolgoztunk a kollektív traumák gyógyításával itthon, köszönjük Ruzsa Ágota, hogy elhoztad őt nekünk, s a műhelyfoglalkozáson, ahogy rákérdeztem, hogy milyennek érzékeli a kollektív energiateret itt Magyarországon, azt mondta, hogy Perura emlékezteti, nagyon ősi, archaikus, minden sík és szint egyszerre egyidejűleg jelen van, nagyon intenzív, érzelmileg nagyon erős, telített, még sok érdekes dolgot mondott, és országok közti összehasonlításokat is, amit érzékelt…” Hajnalka Sz.
And here is a lovely collection from our Healing walk which you can download here.
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