Creating Your World the Way You Really Want It to Be

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Summary: Not Worth Buying
Review: Generally I am a big fan of Deepak Chopra and Wayne Dyer. This one was not worth buying. I found that the first half of the material was recycled from previous tapes. The second half had a few new tidbits and restatements of concepts already presented in other books, tapes and videos. At the outset Dr. Dyer talked about this being a project that both of them had wanted to do for a long time. I wish that they had indeed collaborated on developing new insights into consciousness and our relationship to the world.

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Summary: Lower Your Expectations...
Review: It's a paradox: even though one good idea or piece of wisdom can expand life infinitely,because of the expense of this program, people considering buying it should be aware that it may be much shorter than they expected (some tapes only run 25 minutes a side), that the speakers even repeat the same anecdotes, and that much of the material is quoted from other sources (particularly poets). The program includes some GEMS, particularly from Deepak Chopra.(I found the tone of the Dyer contributions condescending.) Still, for a person truly looking for "what it's all about" (on a limited budget!), I would recommend the "Living, Healing & Being" audio series by Mitchell May or "Creating Your Heart's Desire" by Sonia Choquette. In closing I would like to say that the speakers' good intentions in creating their program are tangible and thus I hesitated to write this, but for the price, I feel the buyer deserves more.

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Summary: Buyer Beware
Review: This book covers 3 topics, cassettes 1 and 2 covers "how to get what you really really really really want", 111 minutes. Cassettes 3 and 4 covers "wisdom of the ages", 96 minutes. Cassette 5 and 6, "seven steps to get in touch with cosmic consciousness" 91 minutes. The total length is less than 300 minutes, on 6 cassettes. To get it over 300 minutes, Wayne has to add a 9+ minute introduction to the book. Dyer's newer books like "its never crowded..." which has over 7 hours of material offers much better value.