chris knight
01-03-2006 06:47:47
Chris & Janet Attwood interviewed Dr. Wayne Dyer and MVH for their March 2006 issue of Healthy Wealthy n Wise magazine.
Here's a small excerpt
"The truth is, Mark, I never have been there. I’ve been in circumstances where I’ve had very little. I’ve had difficulties with addictions in my life. I have eight children, so you can imagine that there have been lots of difficulties and struggles and joys and wonderful things that have happened.
But in my entire life, I’ve never known what it was like to be unemployed, because I just have never believed in that. I have always believed that I am connected to something called abundance and prosperity, and that I’m entitled to it and it’s something that I think all the time. I believe that we become what we think about all day long.
I used to be known as the richest kid in the orphanage. I remember finding out, when I was about four—they used to have soda pop bottles and if you took them back, you got two cents for it. My eyes lit up when I found that out. I used to follow people around who were drinking a Coca-Cola and ask them, “As soon as you’re done with that, I’ll take it off your hands.”
I used to shovel peoples’ snow before I would even ask if they wanted it shoveled. I would go down to the grocery store and when ladies were taking their groceries out, I would just take the bags and help them out with it. It’s now 2006 and I’m still not collecting soda pop bottles and carrying out groceries; I’m just doing it on a larger scale."
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http//www.healthywealthynwise.com/article.asp?Article=4049
Here's a small excerpt
"The truth is, Mark, I never have been there. I’ve been in circumstances where I’ve had very little. I’ve had difficulties with addictions in my life. I have eight children, so you can imagine that there have been lots of difficulties and struggles and joys and wonderful things that have happened.
But in my entire life, I’ve never known what it was like to be unemployed, because I just have never believed in that. I have always believed that I am connected to something called abundance and prosperity, and that I’m entitled to it and it’s something that I think all the time. I believe that we become what we think about all day long.
I used to be known as the richest kid in the orphanage. I remember finding out, when I was about four—they used to have soda pop bottles and if you took them back, you got two cents for it. My eyes lit up when I found that out. I used to follow people around who were drinking a Coca-Cola and ask them, “As soon as you’re done with that, I’ll take it off your hands.”
I used to shovel peoples’ snow before I would even ask if they wanted it shoveled. I would go down to the grocery store and when ladies were taking their groceries out, I would just take the bags and help them out with it. It’s now 2006 and I’m still not collecting soda pop bottles and carrying out groceries; I’m just doing it on a larger scale."
Read Full Article
http//www.healthywealthynwise.com/article.asp?Article=4049