a
process with Pete Buecker
Saturday, August 24, 2019, 8:30am to 12:30pm
Look at your life. Is there something you would like to improve or change? The truth is, your “outer self” – meaning your relationships, health, and feelings of stress, anxiety, or depression – are a reflection of what’s happening below the surface in your “inner self.” Other symptoms of inner self problems are perfectionism, type A personality (associated with many diseases and certain types of cancer), people-pleasing, addictive personality, co-dependence and a host of physical ailments like inflammation, pain, autoimmune disease, thyroid issues, irritable or inflamed bowels, or heart palpitations, to name a few. Or maybe you feel like there are “two different me’s”: the one everyone else sees and the one that only I see. This might lead you to feel like an impostor, a phony or fraud.
In this 4-hour event you will experience your true inner self; understand exactly what is blocking you from actualizing it in everyday life; begin to release those blocks in earnest; and clear the path for a life of calm, clarity and confidence. Please note: This is not a group therapy session. If you are in the middle of a crisis, this may not be the best match for you at this time.
REGISTRATION: Registration and investment of $89 required by August 23. Credit card payments may be made here or by calling the center at 502-614-5616. Checks may be made out to DGCEC and sent to 411 N. Hubbards Lane, 40207.
Pete Buecker is a retired physician turned spiritual guide and healer. Since 2012, he has helped hundreds reclaim lives of calm, clarity, and confidence. Having studied, practiced, and taught mindfulness, meditation, mind-body medicine, and the method of direct inquiry, he helps you get straight to the root of your issue and shift quickly into a more truthful and thus peaceful version of yourself. He is the author of No Magic Pill: Be Happier & Healthier Just As You Are, and hosts The Human MD podcast. He lives in Louisville, Kentucky with his two amazing daughters and a veritable bevy of pets.
