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My Mentor Dr. Dyer

I still remember when I first met Dr. Dyer. I took his book Inspiration with me to Lake Tahoe. Reading it was like a baptism by fire. I had been searching for answers and additional truths, and Dr. Dyer provided me with just what I was seeking. I immediately looked him up with great hopes of connecting with him. I wanted to see if I could study under him or pay him to be my mentor. I was disheartened to learn that he had recently passed away (August 29, 2015). I was so sad. How could he be dead when I knew he was perfect for me? Gratefully, I felt his spirit whisper to me that death was not an obstacle for the work we were going to be doing together. He assured me that he would be with me in spirit and that all of the knowledge and training I needed I could get through the study of his books. That is one of the reasons he had meticulously written so many.

So I went to the library and checked out every Dr. Dyer book they had available. And for the past 6 months I have progressed through each one. My awareness and spirituality has grown by leaps and bounds. I see so much more clearly now and I am so grateful for my relationship with Dr. Dyer. I feel his presence keenly. He teaches me as I read, dream, ponder, meditate, and pray. I feel that he has passed the proverbial baton to me and whereas I once lamented the timing of his death because I saw it as a great misfortune that I'd never get to meet him in person, I now recognize the impeccability of the timing. He is my Yoda, my Obi Wan Kenobi. Our lives have coincided in what seems to be sacred geometry. I will pick up where he left off. My mission will be to make sure his words never die. I am his disciple. I want to make sure I continue his work of elevating the spiritual consciousness of our planet till world peace is a matter of fact and all hate, intolerance, injustice, and fear has been replaced with love, acceptance, equality, and peace. 

I am not sure right now exactly how I will fulfill this mission. For now, it is enough to know my intentions. Over the next few months and years, I trust that everything I need to fulfill our mission will appear right on time. In the meantime, I will continue studying, preparing, and living an inspired life. I will continue to radiate love, peace, kindness, and compassion to everyone I encounter. Dr. Dyer, thank you for accepting me as your student and thank you for everything you have taught me and continue to teach me. I love you and treasure your continued mentorship.
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