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Dr Wayne Dyer

Friday, February 15th, 2008

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Dr Wayne Dyer (born May 10, 1940) is a popular American self-help advocate. Dr Wayne Dyer frequently appears on U.S. public television (PBS) during their pledge drives.

Dr Wayne Dyer was born in Detroit, Michigan in 1940. Dr Wayne Dyer’s family was abandoned by his alcoholic father and he spent his early life living in foster homes and orphanages. In 1958, Dr Wayne Dyer joined the Navy and served for four years.

In 1962, Dyer left the Navy and studied at Wayne State University in Detroit, where he graduated with a Ed.D. in counseling in 1970. He later worked as an associate professor at St. John’s University in New York. Dr Wayne Dyer lives in Maui, Hawaii. He has eight children, one from his first marriage and seven in his second.

Dr Wayne Dyer is one of the most widely known and respected people in the field of self-empowerment, called the “father of motivation” by some of his fans. Dr Wayne Dyer attained popularity with his book Your Erroneous Zones.

Saturday, January 19th, 2008

Manifest Your Destiny

Saturday, January 19th, 2008


Editorial Reviews extracted from Amazon.com (Dr Wayne Dyer)

Self-actualization guru Dr Wayne Dyer has a talent for appropriating age-old spiritual concepts and marketing them with buzzwords like “spiritual manifestation.”

Here he outlines nine principles for manifesting spiritual destiny, which appears to be synonymous with getting everything we want.

According to Dyer, if we can just get out of our ego’s reach, the power of the universe would act in us to bring us everything we truly desire.

By putting worthy spiritual ideals to the service of personal power, Dyer subverts the meaning of unconditional love, seeing it as the means to an end rather than a worthy end in itself.