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I was inspired start this blog this weekend in Denver Colorado! I was able to attend a write from your soul seminar with one of my favorite authors Wayne Dyer! The weekend it self was a weekend that one would envision from there family annual holiday! It was 75 degrees beautiful clear sky and the air was crisp!

The anticipation of meeting and learning from a master teacher that I have grown to love almost like a father figure through out my life. He is so many ways is living the life, I desire to live. Filled with excitement I walked into the seminar to the left side of the stage to pop a squat! the room was packed liked a high school rally. I loved where I sat, against the wall right behind the audio equipment. I sat Indian style, comfortable knowing I was right where I was suppose to be.

In that Devine space I knew that I had just arrived on time to universal appointment!! In allowing me to be the tool the instrument of my life experiences to guide and help others..

I absolutely knew this is my life's purpose!!! To share the gifts and lessons that have been bestowed upon me in this life..

So knowing that, being able to have a complete proposal in my hands of my first book to be published Seeing the Light through Bars brought tears to my eyes!

I absolutely know the universe provides for all my need wants and desires. I left at the lunch break in hopes to find a gym, to get a quick work out session in. As traffic progressed I knew that going to the gym was not going to happen. As I parked I found a chipotla to find a fork to eat one of my packed meals and I saw the beauty in where I was, I decided to put my headphones on and go for a jog. As I crossed a couple of blocks I noticed this amazing looking park area, It was the state park and pond. I was just want I need! I ran around the park renewed and invigorated, as I speed through town to
make sure I did not miss a second of Dr Dyer.
He is what he writes, dress in sandals
a tee shirt and shorts. He was the man you witness in the PBS show. Simple loving and inspiring! Be it, act as if you have it, love, and be kind.

What a live altering moment for me as, I am taking responsibility for what I have always known robe to!

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