Quotes from Wayne W. Dyer

I like this quote attributed to Mark Twain: "I'm an old man and I've had many troubles. Most of which have never happened.

Know that if you're living out of a sense of obligation instead of choice, you are a slave.

Those who recognize problems as a human condition and don't measure happiness by an absence of problems are the most intelligent kind of humans we know; also, the most rare.

When you see the world as full of opportunities to help, one thought and one action at a time, you'll be living by your inner light. The great

be authentic in all of your interactions.

Live so as to be detached from outcome. Do it all because it resonates with your highest self and responds to your beseeching inner voice—not because of rewards that might come your way.

avoid self-limits, accept your body as a perfect creation, and allow your life to unfold in accordance with its own nature.

effective parents don't want to be leaned on; they want to make leaning unnecessary.

Set aside multiple times during your day to stop and ask yourself this key question: Right now in what I am about to say or do, do my desires stem from my lower or my higher self? The ego is all about self-serving, ownership, winning, judging, and so on. The higher self is about serving, loving, and being in a nonjudgmental state of peace.

know yourself as a physical creation and as a piece of the everlasting

True mastery can be gained by letting things go their own way.

release your need to be more anything in the eyes of others.

Mastering others requires force; mastering the self needs strength.

Maslow notes that the self-actualized person has a strong desire for privacy; vehemently resists enculturation, but always has a feshness of appreciation; and has a genuine desire to help the human race.

forgiveness is a tool that's available to get us back to a God-realized life.

Someone must risk returning injury with kindness, or hostility will never turn to goodwill.

Become aware of your conditioned responses that lead you to label people, places, and circumstances

I love this quote that's been attributed to Eleanor Roosevelt: "No one can make you feel inferior without your consent." In other words, no one can depress you. No one can make you anxious. No one can hurt your feelings. No one can make you anything other than what you allow inside.

Al controlar al ego tiendes a disolverlo. Se siente muy amenazado por su pérdida de poder. Pero tienes que perderte a ti mismo con el fin de redescubrirte. Una vez que la seguridad de espíritu te imbuye, ves cómo la disciplina mental mejora tu vida. Llega un momento en que el ego se relaja al ver que el nuevo rector de tu existencia es tan firme como una roca.

Health, wealth, beauty, and genius are not created; they are only manifested by the arrangement of your mind—that is, by your concept of yourself, and your concept of yourself is all that you accept and consent to as true."1

Tenha em mente que: (1)alguém sempre pode escolher outra pessoa sem que isso se reflita em você; (2)quer você seja ou não escolhido por alguém importante, não é com isso que você deve medir seu valor. (...)Se essa pessoa preferir outro a você, tal escolha refletirá o outro e não você.

I've often quoted the enigmatic writer Virginia Woolf whenever any of my eight children appear to be questioning what direction to take in their lives: "Arrange whatever pieces come your way." Such great advice. Take the pieces that show up for you, and arrange them in such a way so that you live fearlessly, and the one universal Divine mind will handle all of the details for you.

Catch yourself when you have judgmental thoughts that could be considered harmful for yourself or others.

Trust in yourself.