Some of you may recognize the quote above as belonging to Dr. Wayne W. Dyer. Social media has been inundated with comments about the passing of this incredible human. I really contemplated whether or not to add to the frenzy, but felt that if I didn't it would be like not attending a funeral for a friend.
There was a strange coincidence that happened this week. As I have mentioned, I love books. I buy books, I am given books, I collect books, I love everything about books. So it is not surprising that on my shelf I have several books written by Dr. Dyer. What is surprising is that I have never read ANY of them. They just never jumped out at me. Now this is the interesting part, early this week, three days before Dr. Dyer left his human form, I had finished my current selection. I didn't have one waiting in the cue so I went to my book shelf and for some reason I choose, "Being in Balance, 9 Principles for Creating Habits to Match Your Desires," authored by, you guessed it, Dr. Wayne W. Dyer. That book had been given to me in 2009 and I have NEVER picked it up.
In this book is a chapter called, "Love is what's left over.." I read this chapter the morning that he passed not knowing that he was no longer in his physical form. The last sentence in this chapter reads, "And so it seems that love is truly all that's left over when this body falls away as well."
Rest in love, Dr. Dyer, rest in love.
There was a strange coincidence that happened this week. As I have mentioned, I love books. I buy books, I am given books, I collect books, I love everything about books. So it is not surprising that on my shelf I have several books written by Dr. Dyer. What is surprising is that I have never read ANY of them. They just never jumped out at me. Now this is the interesting part, early this week, three days before Dr. Dyer left his human form, I had finished my current selection. I didn't have one waiting in the cue so I went to my book shelf and for some reason I choose, "Being in Balance, 9 Principles for Creating Habits to Match Your Desires," authored by, you guessed it, Dr. Wayne W. Dyer. That book had been given to me in 2009 and I have NEVER picked it up.
In this book is a chapter called, "Love is what's left over.." I read this chapter the morning that he passed not knowing that he was no longer in his physical form. The last sentence in this chapter reads, "And so it seems that love is truly all that's left over when this body falls away as well."
Rest in love, Dr. Dyer, rest in love.
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