Dianetics Seminars Provide Relief from the Painful Past
The Church of Scientology in Nashville has held services for its parishioners since 1985. Now its doors are open to all members of the community so they too can gain relief from painful events in their past.
Nashville, TN, December 15, 2012 --(PR.com)-- “It’s not so easy any more to find real help,” says Rev. Brian Fesler, pastor of the Nashville Church of Scientology. “The Internet is flooded with offers that don’t live up to the promise. People are betrayed by ‘professionals’ who take their insurance money and send them away. It’s time for someone with real answers and effective results to step up to the plate. That’s why we’re here.”
Fesler is speaking of the Hubbard Dianetics Seminar, a service offered by the Church of Scientology to help people “erase the pain from their past” through simple one-on-one counselling techniques. The Church in Nashville has been delivering these seminars since 2009 and has recently launched an awareness campaign to let Middle Tennesseans know they are open to the public.
“Anybody can come here. We don’t question or challenge your religion, that’s not what this place is about,” says Fesler. According to the book What Is Scientology?, the Church of Scientology is “all-denominational” and members are free to attend any church, synagogue, mosque or other place of worship of their choice while also attending services.
The Hubbard Dianetics Seminar is based on the bestselling self-help book Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health and takes just a weekend to complete. It features the video series “How to Use Dianetics,” consisting of 18 short films which illustrate specific Dianetics principles and techniques. In the seminar, attendees learn how the mind contains a hidden influence that will cause individuals to feel grief and pain long after the reasons for which they first arose.
“People are getting amazing results at this seminar. And what’s more, they have skills they can continue to use at home and with friends and family,” says Fesler.
The two-day Dianetics seminar is offered every weekend at the Church of Scientology Celebrity Centre Nashville at 1130 8th Avenue South. For more information, visit www.dianetics.org or call the Hubbard Dianetics Foundation at 615-687-4600.
Fesler is speaking of the Hubbard Dianetics Seminar, a service offered by the Church of Scientology to help people “erase the pain from their past” through simple one-on-one counselling techniques. The Church in Nashville has been delivering these seminars since 2009 and has recently launched an awareness campaign to let Middle Tennesseans know they are open to the public.
“Anybody can come here. We don’t question or challenge your religion, that’s not what this place is about,” says Fesler. According to the book What Is Scientology?, the Church of Scientology is “all-denominational” and members are free to attend any church, synagogue, mosque or other place of worship of their choice while also attending services.
The Hubbard Dianetics Seminar is based on the bestselling self-help book Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health and takes just a weekend to complete. It features the video series “How to Use Dianetics,” consisting of 18 short films which illustrate specific Dianetics principles and techniques. In the seminar, attendees learn how the mind contains a hidden influence that will cause individuals to feel grief and pain long after the reasons for which they first arose.
“People are getting amazing results at this seminar. And what’s more, they have skills they can continue to use at home and with friends and family,” says Fesler.
The two-day Dianetics seminar is offered every weekend at the Church of Scientology Celebrity Centre Nashville at 1130 8th Avenue South. For more information, visit www.dianetics.org or call the Hubbard Dianetics Foundation at 615-687-4600.
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