Dr. Wayne Dyer was well worth the money we spent to see him. He started to speak at 6 pm and went right through until 9:30 with only one short break where he sat on the edge of the stage and invited people to come forward for book signings or to talk with him.He never once left the audience and he tried to pay attention to everyone who had quickly formed a circle around him. He is a very dynamic, spiritually evolved, inspiring, speaker. Speaking to a crowd of people without a note to glance from is just as natural to him as drinking water from a glass.
I’ve read most of Dr. Dyer’s books, listened to his audios and watched his videos. I’ve learned a lot from him as I’ve followed him over the years. The first time I saw him in person he was at the beginning of his journey as a speaker and I remember being impressed by him even way back then. He impressed me even more on Tuesday.
What strikes me about him is his ease o f speaking, his ability to write and how he writes, the messages he brings, but most of all, it’s his genuineness and authenticity. He is grounded in what he teaches. He lives what he believes. He is down to earth and straight forward. He is continually learning and evolving, connected to his purpose, and high on life. You can’t help but be inspired when you see someone live life with such intention and conviction.
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Annette, if you can find the DVD called THE SHIFT, buy it! It's Wayne talking about his book by the same name. In the movie, he's being interviewed and taped. As this is happening at a retreat in California, we watch the lives of two families as they learn to live with intention. It is the most awesome movie!
I love Wayne Dyer, too. As Border's is closing, I have taken the opportunity to purchase MANY of his writings.
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