Meaningful Conversations: Reducing Suffering

Viktor Frankl wrote that even in the most difficult circumstances, one inner freedom remains: the freedom to choose how to react to any given situation.

This event begins in that space.

Pain and challenging situations are part of being human. Life brings loss, sadness, the feeling of injustice, the sense of not being good enough, change, uncertainty, and limitation — often without explanation and without choice.

This gathering is an invitation to pause, to step out of inner struggle for a moment, and to meet life as it is — with dignity and clarity.

Through shared reflections and gentle guidance, the event opens a space where psychological clarity and spiritual depth can be practically experienced rather than just explained.

A calm, respectful space to stop, listen, and reconnect with what remains steady and free, even when life is not.

This event is especially for you if you’re new to Dieter Langenecker’s work —

Or if you’d like to reconnect with it.

It also offers a natural entry point into the monthly Meaningful Conversations,

A gentle, ongoing space for staying connected to what truly matters

And to live with greater depth and contentment.

Tanja Odermatt & Dieter Langenecker

PS: A contribution of €15 will be collected to cover the costs, like room coffee, tea, and cookies. Additional donations are most welcome.

PPS: 1st door (if closed) use code 2008 + push the button with the bell symbol; at the 2nd door ring at Int'l. Management Institute/ System. Institute. Then take the elevator to the 3rd floor, apartment #49. Message us at 0681 1069 1321 for any issue

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