Books by Wayne W. Dyer
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review 1: I knew about Dr Wayne from Michael Jackson, I admired how he spoke about Michael in a very true and a beautiful way. I thought about giving him a chance for a while and every time I'm going to read, something happened & postponed me from doing so. So basically, this is my first a...
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review 1: I like Wayne Dyer. I think he's helped a lot of people. He can sometimes write quite well, and that occasionally surfaces here. Most of the book has a high-handed tone (not helped by using the present tense), and attempts at introspection often come off as preachy. I wouldn't rec...
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review 1: This book is full of really good ideas, taken from everything from the Tao Te Ching to the Ramayana. (Some of it is also taken from Katie Byron, without any acknowledgement.) Philosophically, it’s full of gems. The only trouble is that it’s couched in the most annoying languag...
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review 1: This is a good book, and if I hadn't read his prior books, I might have given it 5-stars. The reason for my hesitation is that there was not much that was new in the book. Perhaps most enduring to me was his reflections on his youth. Even though I was aware of his journey, I foun...
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review 1: The Tao Te Ching has been interpreted a number of times. Dr Dyer has spoken about the Tao in numerous other books he has written. He does a good job at laying out the Tao as far as western interpretation goes, but what I found myself scratching my head over a few times was his ow...