Bert Hellinger was a controversial man, and consisting of two opposite hypostases. As "Bert Hellinger" he was truly a great man: a great humanist and a great Master. But in the incarnation of "Berta-and-Sophie-Hellinger" (moreover, Sophie is more than Bertha) he was neither a Master, nor a humanist, nor even a decent person. Bert's students - many, at least (including myself) - traveled to him in order to join precisely his first incarnation. But the whole trouble was that both his first hypostasis and the role of "Bert" in the second hypostasis, with the passage of time, more and more decreased, and was reduced, in the end, almost to only "Sophie Hellinger". Can people, after Bert's death, get anything useful from at least one of his hypostases? They probably can, and even a lot, if they only figure out what exactly they should take.