The Knowing: 11 Lessons to Understand the Quiet Urges of Your Soul
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- Author：Saje Dyer
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Summary
The daughters of beloved teacher Wayne Dyer share their ever-evolving understanding of their father’s timeless teachings。
“This book is our song for our father and for everyone， because we’re all born with a Knowing—an inner compass， the quiet urgings of our soul that guide us。 It is through giving love， offering kindness， and paying attention that we can return to our Knowing。”
—Saje Dyer and Serena Dyer Pisoni
To millions of readers around the world， Dr。 Wayne Dyer was the beloved “Father of Motivation”—but to Serena， Saje， and their six siblings， he was simply “Dad。” When he died suddenly in 2015， the sisters were blindsided by grief and felt unprepared to navigate life’s challenges and conflicts without his guidance。
The experience launched them on an adventure from loss to understanding as they came to realize and metabolize their father’s teachings with a new urgency， intimacy， and power as they applied them to their lives。 As their journey unfolded， they realized their father’s wisdom—“The Knowing”—was embedded in their DNA … as it is for all of us。
“We didn’t discover The Knowing，” write the authors。 “We simply returned to it。”
In The Knowing， Saje and Serena share how they recommitted to the teachings of their father and， in doing so， created their own evolution of his principles that they teach today。 They share the 11 lessons that cracked them open and sparked their own spiritual journey， including:
• Parented in Pure Love—the joys， surprises， and gifts of growing up in the Dyer family
• How the Soul Remembers—how to become a host for miracles instead of a hostage to circumstance
• Take Your Shoes Off—bringing stillness to the mind to open your heart to guidance
• The Geometry of Forgiveness—change your life and the lives around you with a simple prayer
• Especially Love—how to always return to love， kindness， and receptivity
The Knowing is a book for seekers young and old， for fans of Wayne Dyer’s work and newcomers alike。 Here is a profound and loving guide to lead you back—in crisis， in joy， or in this present moment—to the wellspring of wisdom that always dwells within。
“This book is our song for our father and for everyone， because we’re all born with a Knowing—an inner compass， the quiet urgings of our soul that guide us。 It is through giving love， offering kindness， and paying attention that we can return to our Knowing。”
—Saje Dyer and Serena Dyer Pisoni
To millions of readers around the world， Dr。 Wayne Dyer was the beloved “Father of Motivation”—but to Serena， Saje， and their six siblings， he was simply “Dad。” When he died suddenly in 2015， the sisters were blindsided by grief and felt unprepared to navigate life’s challenges and conflicts without his guidance。
The experience launched them on an adventure from loss to understanding as they came to realize and metabolize their father’s teachings with a new urgency， intimacy， and power as they applied them to their lives。 As their journey unfolded， they realized their father’s wisdom—“The Knowing”—was embedded in their DNA … as it is for all of us。
“We didn’t discover The Knowing，” write the authors。 “We simply returned to it。”
In The Knowing， Saje and Serena share how they recommitted to the teachings of their father and， in doing so， created their own evolution of his principles that they teach today。 They share the 11 lessons that cracked them open and sparked their own spiritual journey， including:
• Parented in Pure Love—the joys， surprises， and gifts of growing up in the Dyer family
• How the Soul Remembers—how to become a host for miracles instead of a hostage to circumstance
• Take Your Shoes Off—bringing stillness to the mind to open your heart to guidance
• The Geometry of Forgiveness—change your life and the lives around you with a simple prayer
• Especially Love—how to always return to love， kindness， and receptivity
The Knowing is a book for seekers young and old， for fans of Wayne Dyer’s work and newcomers alike。 Here is a profound and loving guide to lead you back—in crisis， in joy， or in this present moment—to the wellspring of wisdom that always dwells within。
Reviews
Guerry Sisters
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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 💫 Thank you to @soundstrue for the free copy of The Knowing in exchange for an honest review！I thought this was a beautiful spiritual book。 Sage Dyer and Serena Dyer Pisoni write from a really unique perspective。 Growing up the children of a spiritual leader， they provide really interesting perspectives in this book。 One of my favorite parts of this book was how open and vulnerable the stories they share are。Through all of their stories， they always come back to the knowing of their spi ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 💫 Thank you to @soundstrue for the free copy of The Knowing in exchange for an honest review！I thought this was a beautiful spiritual book。 Sage Dyer and Serena Dyer Pisoni write from a really unique perspective。 Growing up the children of a spiritual leader， they provide really interesting perspectives in this book。 One of my favorite parts of this book was how open and vulnerable the stories they share are。Through all of their stories， they always come back to the knowing of their spirit。 Each chapter ends with insight into things to take away for your own life。If you enjoy spiritual books， I would liked this one。 。。。more
Joanne
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So excellent！
Shani Chen
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 *Review may contain spoilersOne of the most important things I learned in this book is how to be happy for others。 It is something that doesn't always come naturally in the face of others having what we want， but I love how the topic was framed here and it made me want to practice it until perfection。 This is the part I wrote down in my notes and want to truly put it into action:"We found that when you really take a close look， feeling good for others’ happiness very often feels even better than *Review may contain spoilersOne of the most important things I learned in this book is how to be happy for others。 It is something that doesn't always come naturally in the face of others having what we want， but I love how the topic was framed here and it made me want to practice it until perfection。 This is the part I wrote down in my notes and want to truly put it into action:"We found that when you really take a close look， feeling good for others’ happiness very often feels even better than feeling good for yourself。Saje recalls something Dad explained to her as she was growing up that struck her in a way she never forgot。 Our dad was an avid tennis player， and for years he played on a daily basis。 One day he was talking about how there were times in his games when he became so energetically aligned with the game that everything just went right for him。 The ball stayed inside the lines by a millimeter， he was always in the right spot at the right time， and the game just continuously went his way。 He talked about how good it feels when you are in this kind of energetic alignment， how you almost feel invincible， and with each move you make， you just know it’s going your way。But then he talked about how there are times when your opponent gets into one of these grooves， and no matter how hard you try， everything just keeps going right for them。 He explained that he would often become frustrated when this happened but that frustration just seemed to cause him to play worse and his opponent to play better。 Until one day he experimented with feeling genuine joy and happiness for his opponent when they were “in the groove。” And what happened then？ This genuine joy that he felt for another person’s success catapulted him right back into his own groove， and he would end up playing some of the best competitive tennis of his life。 Being happy for others’ happiness just brings about more happiness。 When you find yourself unable to muster happy feelings about anything that is going on for you， work on feeling them for someone else， and just watch how you shift back into energetic alignment。 So how can you muster these feelings of joy for others when you aren’t organically feeling them already？ One way is to repeat a mantra。 Mantras can work miracles at shifting the direction your thoughts are heading。 If you find yourself in a situation similar to the example of our dad playing tennis， in which you are desiring someone else to fail， you will probably notice that you continue to feel worse energetically， and nothing changes about the other person’s behavior。 In order to shift this， try saying to yourself， “I feel genuine happiness for the success of others。” Repeat this in your mind until it’s true， and we guarantee this will shift you back into a place of feeling good。 Another mantra that we love is “Joy is right here now。” These simple little words can serve as a powerful reminder that joy is not attached to a destination or a goal but instead of readily available to you at all times。 It’s just up to you to tune in。" pg。 125。 。。。more
Mike
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I’ve been a fan of Wayne Dyer for a long time and have many of his books and cds， yes I know cds。 I’ve always been curious about his children and what their experiences were with their father。 Of course he had a profound influence on them but only after the normal years of difficult parenting。 I enjoyed the audiobook and it gave a little nudge to go back and reread some of his books。 The Power of Intention is my favorite。
Sarah
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I absolutely loved this book。 The wisdom shared in it was beautiful and I loved all of the lessons shared too。 Most of all， it talks about death and living our grief in a beautiful and freeing way。 I would definitely revisit it！ Only downside: I listened to it in Audio & it’s true that Serena’s narration felt very sad and monotone compared to her sister Saje。 Regardless， the wisdom shared was very valuable 👌🏽😇
Julie
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Being a Wayne Dyer fan， I knew there would be nuggets of wisdom shared by his two daughters， who co-authored this book。 I was told this book was about death， but I found the book full of stories about life – – how to live life fully， richly， and with deep passion and meaning。 I can’t wait to dig in again and more fully explore every little nugget that Wayne Dyer‘s daughters shared; stories about life with their parents and siblings， as well as life after the death of their beloved dad。 Each stor Being a Wayne Dyer fan， I knew there would be nuggets of wisdom shared by his two daughters， who co-authored this book。 I was told this book was about death， but I found the book full of stories about life – – how to live life fully， richly， and with deep passion and meaning。 I can’t wait to dig in again and more fully explore every little nugget that Wayne Dyer‘s daughters shared; stories about life with their parents and siblings， as well as life after the death of their beloved dad。 Each story documents life events of the Dyer family， and also shares examples of deeper and more significant meanings （“The Knowing”） the reader can experience when connecting with his Higher Power。 Beautiful and poignant。 。。。more
Karen Simpson
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