Article: Story

Story

I am a lawyer, entrepreneur, and thinker with a penchant for clarity, and yet, or perhaps precisely because of this, I love pragmatic detours. Paths not found in paragraphs or Excel spreadsheets. Paths that come from the gut.
The stone constellation method is one of these detours. I didn't learn it in a coaching course or adopt it from a psychological textbook. It emerged – quite incidentally – from life itself.
Others have described how this works more eloquently than I have. I'll just show you how it's done.
Stones have accompanied me my entire life; I've collected them all over the world – and brought them home. Bought, found, and gifted. Stones have been human companions for millennia. They fascinate and astonish.
Countless books have been written about their properties, and millions of people trust in their powers. Stones lie next to beds, on desks, are worn on necklaces, or kept in a pocket. Because we believe in them.
I believe in their symbolism.
In their quietness, which doesn't impose itself yet makes complex inner and interpersonal dynamics visible. They carry a history millions of years old within them – let's use this to our best advantage.
Sincerely, Alexandra Somlo