Group Analytic Contexts, Issue 77, September 2017

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children crying. Sometimes endlessly. Bracha thought about
nowadays, of families of refugees with young children and babies, but
also associations of the holocaust popped in.
Next day in the morning, on the flight back, it was Anca's
turn to experience strong anxiety, when she suddenly realized that her
daughters did not answer her messages, and worried that maybe they
did not even receive them.
After two hours, we finally landed in Tel-Aviv. Anca spoke
with her daughters and the drama was at an end.
For a few days, we told our story to family and friends. We
found that beyond the narrative the story has in it a deep uncanny
experience which is not easy to convey.
We understood how this unplanned experience gave us the
opportunity to embody the content of the conference in our body-mind.
When we landed we thought that the title should be: "taking
the conference (back home) seriously".
Bracha Hadar
bracha.hadar@gmail.com
Anca Ditroi
ancaditroi@gmail.com