I Can't Read Wayne Dyer
Posted by Bob Miller at 12/26/2009 12:02 PM 
Categories: Stroke Support
Tags: inspiration stroke support
Categories: Stroke Support
Tags: inspiration stroke support
I can't read anything by Wayne Dyer without stopping midway through a page or even a paragraph to reflect on the meaning of his words
or to jot down his thoughts for future use. Ever since my dear departed mother introduced me to Your Erroneous Zones in the 1970's
I have been amazed at Dr. Dyer's insight and how his message always seem to parallel my own life's meaning.
If you are not familiar with Wayne Dyer's works, I highly recommend that you discover him.
His latest book which I am presently reading is titled "Excuses Begone". Buy it or order it from the library but do yourself a favor and
treat yourself to another masterpiece.
Bob Miller
The Stroke Coach
or to jot down his thoughts for future use. Ever since my dear departed mother introduced me to Your Erroneous Zones in the 1970's
I have been amazed at Dr. Dyer's insight and how his message always seem to parallel my own life's meaning.
If you are not familiar with Wayne Dyer's works, I highly recommend that you discover him.
His latest book which I am presently reading is titled "Excuses Begone". Buy it or order it from the library but do yourself a favor and
treat yourself to another masterpiece.
Bob Miller
The Stroke Coach
Like anyone who has had a stoke,it is a journey--without a road map to only God knows where!However there are some roadside signs,if we only look for them.I myself has experienced the emotional gamut,the stoke unveils.However, surprisingly there is also a spiritual enlightenment attached.I have found new meaning and appreciation for the simplest things in life I truly believe this stroke has had a profoundly, ambiguous affect as I mature through my senior years.On the one hand;although I have lost many of my physical skills,on the other hand,I have experienced an insatiable desire for learning.As examples,I am trying to complete my BA in psychology while getting my hypnotherapy certification,both which will enrich my mental capabilities to support brain and body recoperative abilities.My memory has been challenged by rembering all the states and their capitals in alphabetical order.It's a fun game challenging myself...I'm quite impressed with my sucess and looking forward to rembering all the presidents in order as well! the spiritual affect includes praying the Rosary daily and teaching Chritian Doctrine to the children at church.I have been constantly reminded that God has been using me as instrument of inspirationto others,supposedly more fortunate...the blessing has beenall mine.I'm preparing for myfuture and my next life.May God continue to blessme and all other stoke victors-Amen. oh yes there is a slight side affect....rambling on and on.
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