Peter Wrycza

The process of Re•Patterning, which I have developed over the past 20 years, offers an important contribution to non-dual approaches to psychotherapy and the helping relationship.

Re•Patterning is predicated on the notion that all surface expressions of our lives reflect deeper organizing principles, and, fundamentally, deep epistemological assumptions about self, other, and world. These assumptions, together with their physical expressions, are instrumental in creating and sustaining that sense of separateness and enmeshment in our personal story which obscures openness to source consciousness and is at the root of personal problems of every kind.  In Re•Patterning, we help the client identify the essential elements to his or her deep patterning and recover the organizing principles pervading his or her modus vivendi.

Approaching the client’s deep patterning, with its cognitive elements and their energetic reflection in the body, opens the possibility of recognizing not only what has been true and ‘what is’, but of allowing some updating of the patterning to set a direction for growth and greater balance and harmony in body and mind.

Peter Wrycza, Ph.D.Peter has been exploring the links between non-dual awareness and personal and group transformation for the past 35 years. He is the founder of the International Academy for Transformational Coaching and Leadership and the Nirarta Centre for Living Awareness in Bali, where he lives when not travelling and teaching internationally. His doctoral research concerned the role of higher states of consciousness in literary creativity and poetics. He is the author of Living Awareness: Awakening to the Roots of Learning and Perception, and co-author of When Performance Meets Alignment: A Compass for Coaching and Mentoring, Moksha, and Living in the Spirit.