Are miracles real?
Dr. Wayne Dyer believed that nothing is impossible.
NOTHING.
NO THING.
Consider that for just a moment.
Dr. Dyer observed that there may be things we encounter on our spiritual (life) journey that surprise and puzzle us.
And wrote extensively about his belief that we should open ourselves up to all possibilities and realize that nothing is impossible.
Nothing.
And to tap into our highest selves and the power he believed we possess to manifest our hearts’ desire.
Now, I’m guilty of being afraid to think positively, afraid I’ll “jinx” the situation. Sometimes my worry gets the upper hand. My anxiety. My fear of the worst, whatever that is.
When that happens I remind myself of Wayne Dyer’s fervent belief in manifesting. About his faith that nothing is impossible with God, just as the New Testament said.
That affirmations CAN work. And do.
Wayne Dyer died unexpectedly in 2015. He’d had leukemia in 2009 but had a healing with John of God, which he described in detail to Oprah and on his blog.
After his death, his children released the autopsy results. No sign of leukemia at all in his body. He died of a heart attack.
Nothing is impossible.
No thing.
Here is Dr. Dyer’s inspirational memoir. Yes, affiliate link.
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I am a firm believe in manifesting. This post gave me a bolt of energy and confirmation I am going to stop putting restrictions on my manifestation wishes!
I think that life is one big miracle, if we can’t believe in miracles then we cant believe in the power of ourselves!
It’s really important to put up the positive vibes! I believe that a miracle is real!
A great story and I love the positive affirmations. I’m one who likes to think that what you put out is what you get back. 🙂
How wonderful that his leukaemia had disappeared totally (although it is a shame he had a heart attack & died). Way back in the 1980s my dad was extremely ill with an overactive thyroid – he was “lucky” because only a year or two before coming ill the disease was considered a heart problem, heart drugs given & the patients died! When my dad was ill there was a breakthrough & the thyroid was the culprit & he was told he’d be on drugs for the rest of his life. 6 months later, no tablets & back to full health. He remained fit & well until 2004 when he was 62 – he had low blood pressure but suffered a heart attack … survived but was then diagnosed with a very rare form of vascular dementia. He died of pneumonia this year.
I totally believe this. Miracles do happen every single day although I do think you have to help push them along a little.
Miracles are real. God is real. I believe in these things and I myself experience little miracles in my life.
I had a friend who battled cancer and won! Then suddenly died of a heart attack just a few weeks after his positive diagnosis. Sometimes life is full of tragic twists of fate isn’t it?! Faith though is an important thing to hold onto especially during the tough times in life.
Your friend’s work on earth was done and he was called home. How lucky!
This post was so encouraging. It’s nice to be reminded that there is something bigger out there than a doctor’s opinion.
I couldn’t agree more. God is so much bigger than we can fathom.
That’s really amazing that he beat leukemia. Good for him! I also believe in miracles. They are all around us every day, we just need to be more open to seeing them.
I strongly believe in miracles. My friend works in a hospital and often tells me of the miracles she has witnessed.I think it is so important to have a positive attitude.
Miracles definitely do happen. I have seen a few with my own eyes.
Nothing’s impossible when it comes to life! Loved reading today’s post, it’s truly inspiring!
This just goes to show that nothing is impossible! It’s amazing how much we don’t know about life and how much we can take if we want to know more about it.
This is a really great, thoughtful post. Anxiety can certainly get the better of us from time to time and I do fully agree that anything is possible.
It is so important to put a positive spin on things. Negativity can ruin potential for sure.
I believe that attitude is everything. I’ve never met a successful person who wasn’t an optimist. Great, hopeful post.
I absolutely believe in miracles. I’ve seen too many things happen in my life that I needed to happen at that exact time in my life.
That is amazing that the leukemia was gone. I generally am the type of person that I need to see it to believe it.