Field of Belonging

Systemic field work that brings the patterns driving us into the open; to be seen, resolved and laid to rest as resource for what comes next.

There’s a specific type of pattern that no strategy, training or facilitation can reach. Not personal - but living in the field between people; inherited roles, invisible loyalties, unspoken orders that organise every group of human beings under the surface.

The leadership team, the founding partnership, the family, the audience at a festival who have never met and yet are driven by the same age-old patterns within minutes. This pattern determines their experience, their coherence, their ability to respond or react to stimuli and course-correct - and to connect, or disconnect from each other, themselves and their environment as a result.

This happens through direct, felt, embodied encounter with the systemic field - what Rupert Sheldrake called the morphogenetic field: the living architecture of belonging, order and inheritance that organises us all.


The Method

Through a guided systemic process, the pattern that is limiting the group - or the inherited weight each individual is carrying - becomes visible. What has been excluded is acknowledged, what has been carried unconsciously is named and returned to where it belongs - and each person discovers their rightful place in the whole.

What shifts is structural, because the field reorganises. What was previously stuck; the pattern that kept repeating, the vision that kept stalling, begins to move.

The work moves through five movements; the shape of every Field of Belonging process:

  1. Connection: reconnection with self, lineage and land.

  2. Coherence: where we stop performing one thing whilst feeling another.

  3. Confidence: the quiet authority of no longer carrying what was never ours.

  4. Community: taking our rightful place among others.

  5. Culture: the legacy we choose to hand forward.


For Organisations

For leadership teams, founding teams, boards and brands navigating succession, transition, or the invisible patterns that limit what the organisation can become, systemic work comes in at the level where culture actually lives (or dies).

We address inherited agreements and unspoken roles, where the same dynamic keeps returning regardless of who is in the room - where a founder's pattern has become the organisation's baseline.

Formats:

  • Keynote experience: 90-120 minutes; a living introduction to systemic field work for conferences and leadership gatherings on or off-site.

  • Half day: deeper work with a leadership or founding team.

  • Full day, with horses (Devon/ Ibiza): the most precise format - systemic constellation work and equine-led diagnostics combined.

We came into this work as a leadership team, new to systemic constellations. What struck me was how safe and precise the container felt.
— Steph Wilson, CEO, SK Chase, UK

For Gatherings, Festivals & Wellness Stages

For festivals, summits and conscious gatherings whose audiences are founders, creatives, visionaries, facilitators and successors, people doing significant, often sacred work in the world - and who are ready to meet what is running the show beneath.

In a collective field, each person has a direct, felt experience of taking their rightful place; in themselves, their lineage, the group and the wider community. They leave with information, as well as the all-important embodied learning and the tools to reconnect with their own ancestral resource long after the gathering ends.

The collective field work is unlike anything else currently on a wellbeing or wisdom stage; precise, safe and genuinely transformative at scale.

Delivered as a keynote, guided group constellation, or an extended experience, shaped to the gathering and audience.

There are some women who hold a wisdom that they seem to secrete simply from their presence. Women who hold space that feels safe and explorative, who inspire you to want to deepen what you have learnt through them.

Harriet held space at our GLOW event at the beginning of the year and did exactly this. She guided a large group into connection with our ancestral lineage, working with the essential oil Petitgrain (the oil of ancestry). For some guests this was the first time they had ever experienced something like this, and many in the room (if not all) were deeply moved, including myself.

I would recommend Harriet’s work and teachings as a beautiful support and to add a rich depth to any circle, ceremony or workshop. It was truly beautiful and we can’t wait to have her back again next year,

With gratitude.
— Emily Mascarenhas, Founder DoTerra UK & Spirit Ash, Devon