El eco de las raíces: un viaje autoetnográfico de sanación a través de la memoria transgeneracional

Abstract

This research is framed within the Research + Creation modality and adopts an autoethnographic approach to explore the influence of genealogical memory on psycho-emotional well-being. Based on a personal experience of psychosomatic illness, spiritual healing processes, and therapeutic practice, the author constructs a literary narrative that re-signifies transgenerational memories. The work is based on the hypothesis that many emotions, symptoms, and life patterns have their roots in inherited family bonds and untold stories that shape identity. Through techniques such as family constellations, Ho’oponopono, and spiritual channeling, a journey of introspection is undertaken that leads to the creation of a magical realist novel as a symbolic healing device. The work integrates theoretical foundations from systemic theory, psychogenealogy, analytical psychology, and neuroscience, in a dialogue between science, art, and spirituality. Thus, this research contributes to socio-affective education and human development from a holistic perspective that acknowledges the body, emotion, word, and memory as legitimate sources of knowledge and transformation.