Working in the Concentration Camp in Mauthausen, Austria, was surely one of the most difficult things which we have ever done. Amy felt horrified, agonized, detached, sad, and the great potential for healing. Arny discovered the resolution and freedom from subtle tensions he never had thought much about before. Being with that group of about 100 people from so many different nations and races, was a healing experience onto itself. Together, we spoke to the ghosts of those who had died in that camp, listened to their requests about completing their unlived lives. Some were able to connect with cosmic forces and understand whatever meaning there may have been behind the dreadful events of war. Most of us understood, that it’s up to the living to protect the future against war by using awareness methods and processing conflicts before they become dramatic. It was awesome. And we are very thankful to everyone who enabled the visit and the process around that camp to occur and continue the next days in Vienna. Amazing things happened in that setting, and besides the grief, there was more love than can be imagine.

Mauthausen: A Journey Into History Then And Now
by Lily Vassiliou

"This is a personal account of my experience of a seminar conducted by Drs. Amy and Arnold Mindell to process a part of world history". Click here for the full account.