World-Renowned Spiritual Healer & Psychic is Worth the Room He Takes Up On Earth Everyone harbors some amount of self-doubt, fear of rejection and may question if they are really worth the room that they take up on earth. The events in Paul Lachlan Peck’s early childhood could have just as easily put his name on a prison roster, but instead Peck now goes by Reverend Peck. What is it that brings a man from a horrific childhood and transforms him into an ordained minister, family counselor and world-renowned healer and psychic? In his new book Worth the Room, Reverend Peck takes you on a journey of self-discovery 77 years in the making, and tells the unique story of a man who overcame great obstacles—abuse, prejudice, mockery, scorn and his struggle with his own gender identity— to find hope, faith and purpose for space he fills on the earth. The author was a much loved and much wanted child by his parents, Paul & Caroline. However, when his mother died when Paul was just one year old, no one could foresee the rash of emotional and extreme physical abuse that would follow. Worth the Room is a story of surviving four near-death experiences as well as the story of Paul’s development as a minister, healer and world-renowned psychic. Joseph L McCleary, Ed. D. explains, “Paul has chronicled a lifetime of survival and service that will inspire the reader and refute his stepmother’s derisive comment—‘you aren’t worth the room you take up.’ Paul’s narrative modestly, but persuasively, trumpets his having more than earned his space on this earth