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Summary: Read this book first, then Your Sacred Self
Review: Dr Dyer is a rare individual. He really understands. He has found simplicity. The truth is simple, that which I have yet to understand! I read this book first, and felt compelled to learn how to pull my own strings. I freed myself from outside influences by reading this book, Pulling Your Own Strings. We learn to be more than a sailboat, drifting on the sea with a fixed sail, frolicking about, at the mercy of every wave and breeze. I learned how to be effective at grabbing the control panel, that pull the strings of my life, which at times takes a bit of assertion. Combining that with one of his other books, "Your Sacred Self, I gained peace. I finally found the key to dealing with stress. I did so by learning what meditation really is from him. Instead of a lotus position, and humming a mantra, I learned that it is simply sitting or lying still, undisturbed, for ten or fifteen minutes, letting all thoughts leave my mind. Each thought is tied to an emotion. You come to a place that is quiet and peaceful, and your arise refreshed, renewed, and unfettered with stress and resentments. Then your greatest problem solving mind is present, solutions appear. It is true. What a great tool. Instead of resorting to addictive, and destructive habits, or substances to deal with stress, he has shown me the ultimate solution.
So there you have it, with Pulling Your Own Strings, you learn to be the master of your own life, and recognize those, and those things, that try to direct us, and not neccessarily for unselfish reasons. Then freed from outside control, we begin to see that the solutions to our lives are available to us from within. In Your Sacred Self, he teaches us that ego is controlling, and dominating our lives. It is at war with your greater spiritual self. It keeps us from sitting still. Always striving, but never arriving. Let the noise and clamor cease. We are all one together. We don't need ego driven domination, but rather cooperation. Get rid of the anger. Learn how to eliminate the negative influences in your life. The most powerful way for someone else to control you, is to make you angry. Once they see it no longer works, they usually leave you alone, or it makes them angrier that they no longer can control you. "It is like heaping coals of fire on their heads" Then acquire joy and peace. I know it sounds like cliches, but it is true, and I don't know how else to say it.
Dr Dyer gives you the tools, to build a new house. Or should I say, he reminds you of the house that has been there all along. Only the expressions are original, the thoughts lie within us all.
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Summary: A must for people in INDIA.
Review: Gives you a ray of hope that you can change without getting victimised...the most important principle...VICTIMS SEEK VICTIMISERS... VICTIMISERS SEEK VICTIMS...... Should be read by people suffering in Beurocracies and anarchies.
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Summary: Tools For Life
Review: I found this book extremely motivating and self-fulfilling. I practiced several of the techniques Dr. Dyer mentioned, through them I gain more self esteem, respect of being a more confident individual, and knowledge to share with many women I am in contact with that feel no sense of control in their lives. Thank You ever so much and look forward to your other books as well.
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Summary: A Super Mega Self-Help Book.
Review: I highly recommend this book "Pulling Your Own Strings" By Dr. Wayne Dyer, as it provides vital essential teachings on the fact that we literally have the power to make our own choices in life. A Great Personal Stength how to book. I Great book on maximizing your confidence and self-esteem. A brilliant, beneficial, excellent self-help book of encouragement, and teaching you how to operate from strength and freedom. A must read. From: Diana Montgomery in California.
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Summary: A Super Mega Self-Help Book.
Review: I highly recommend this book "Pulling Your Own Strings" By Dr. Wayne Dyer, as it provides vital essential teachings on the fact that we literally have the power to make our own choices in life. A Great Personal Strength how to book. Great book on maximizing your confidence and self-esteem. A brilliant, beneficial, excellent self-help book of encouragement, and teaching you how to operate from strength and freedom. A self actualization book. A must read. Now among my favorites. From: Diana Montgomery in California.
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Summary: Pulling Your Own Strings
Review: I read this book 22 years ago, when I was an 18 year old heading off to college. The book provided me with ways to be assertive and achieve my goals without allowing others to walk all over me.Now, I am the mother of three teenagers and am reading this book again with my 14 year old daughter, in an effort to help her through a difficult time dealing with an authority figure (who is manipulative and abusing her power.) I am simply amazed at how much of the information in the book has worked its way into my core beliefs over the years...from handling difficult people and situations to teaching my kids how to handle bullies. As we were reading the introduction, my daughter said, "Mom, I don't need to read this." When I asked her why, she commented "you've been teaching it to me all my life!" Young adults, I highly recommend that each and every one of you read this book. Learn to stand up for yourself and be respected for doing so. Parents, you'll want to read it too!
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Summary: A Home Run!
Review: I stumbled on this in the bookstore. A bold approach to living life on your terms. A must read!
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Summary: A Home Run!
Review: I stumbled on this in the bookstore. A bold approach to living life on your terms. A must read!
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Summary: A good discover!
Review: I think that this book could help anybody! It depends on you, that's what Wayne Dyer says, and as you know it's true! :-) So, if you are looking for a good friend or somebody who will open your eyes (as we say in italy) You've just found it.
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Summary: A lot like Phil McGraw....
Review: I've read this book after Life strageties of McGraw and found out that it has almost the same ideas, but this (Dyer) one was published earlier and has a more gentle approach, so don't hesitate and buy it!
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