You ARE Enough: A Transformative Workshop

You’ve heard people say to you, “You are enough,” “Stop trying to please everyone!,” “Just love yourself,” “Be you.” And you are really trying to do these things, to start pleasing your SELF.

But, old habits can die hard. They are etched into our neural pathways. Habits are familiar, like a well-worn security blanket. Yet, you know it’s time: you are ready to change some habits and beliefs and honor your SELF much more.

Allow yourself to receive assistance by attending this workshop with trained Advanced LIIFT Practitioner Doris Schnetzer.

In this workshop, we: safely release heavy emotions (guilt, fear, shame, anger, sadness, loneliness) so that you can feel lighter. Also, using muscle-testing, Doris identifies unhelpful beliefs that attendees hold and guides individuals through simple processes to quickly change these beliefs for the better. So, we safely and consciously “install” beliefs such as, “I am welcome in the world,” “I get all the positive, nurturing love I need and want,” “I attract positive energy, and I repel toxic energy,” “I am at peace” (instead of “I am anxious”), “I take good care of myself, so that I have the strength to give good to others.” “I know how to have a happy life, and I do have a happy life,” and “I am lovable just as I am.”

After LIIFT sessions, people report the following: better relationships and peace with family members; no longer attracting dangerous people; less emotional baggage; more openness to positive relationships; greater peace of mind; ability to pursue and enjoy a new hobby; greater self-love and self-care.

Unhelpful, subconscious beliefs can be passed down from ancestors; originate in one or more past lives; come from our childhood; or be a result of experiences as an adult.

Fee is $20 cash or check. Please bring water to help you with processing emotions released.

Workshop participants also learn three techniques to help them STOP taking on other people’s psychic and emotional “junk.” So, empaths are WELCOME!

Also, there is no proseletzying at this non-denominational church. We just use the room. There is a cat, but he will not be in the room we use.