Who is Your Favorite LOA/Self Help Guru???

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Permalink Reply by Dlyn on November 19, 2008 at 12:46pm

Eckhart Tolle
Bryan Katie

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Permalink Reply by Bob Vadas on November 19, 2008 at 12:48pm

No Gurus for me! ;>)

But I sure have learned a lot and expanded from the teachings of Abraham-Hicks!

Bob :>)

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Permalink Reply by Reilly on November 19, 2008 at 4:43pm

Guru Pitkah!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBht24CTkZY

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Permalink Reply by WES on November 20, 2008 at 4:54am

Aaaah you beat me to it! Sometimes levity is passed over around here....

So, I will name Guru Tugginmypudha (Ben Kingsley, who played Ghandi, in the movie "Ghandi".), who is Pikah's guru.

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Permalink Reply by missgalaxy on November 19, 2008 at 5:49pm

hey, i must say,that i have to agree with you, wayne dyer is absolutely amazing, and i must recommend to everyone to read or get the audio book of the power of intention, that book and cd have literally changed my life, i m not sayin here that the book is magic although it did work like magic, but by applyong a lot of the ideas , i saw the best days of my life unfolding before my own eyes, so i ve read different books and authors but wayne dyer takes the top spot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Permalink Reply by Patra on November 19, 2008 at 6:20pm

Guru shmuru, I am my own authority. But Abraham-Hicks is where I learned that from, as well as the "rules of the game".

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Permalink Reply by Benjamin on November 19, 2008 at 7:17pm

I have a few influences, Henry Ford being one his quotes really connect as well as The Secret crew but possibly the biggest Guru is Esther and Jerry Hicks, with their tell it like it is approach.

Mind you I have found a new tell it like it is guru 'Noah' from the Arc of Truth forum...

Plus i drive myself:)

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Permalink Reply by Angelz on November 28, 2008 at 7:22pm

second u

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Permalink Reply by J_the_cat on November 19, 2008 at 8:10pm

I like Shakti Gawain very much: I think she is a wonderful person! :)

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Permalink Reply by Melissa on November 19, 2008 at 8:32pm

I'm still very new to this. However I have been enjoying Wayne Dyer I think he is amazing. As well as Louise Hay and Esther and Jerry Hicks.

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Permalink Reply by bubblygirl on November 19, 2008 at 10:12pm

I just truly love John Assaraf. He has changed my life and touched my heart! I subscribe to his blog and have one of his books.

I am a groupie.

www.mysilpada.com/holden

love and be loved

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Permalink Reply by Kitty DeLuxe on November 20, 2008 at 4:02am

I like Wayne Dyer's books and have enjoyed watching him on public television, but I can't listen to him on audiobooks--he has such a warm, soothing voice that I either tune him out or fall asleep!

Abraham-Hicks remain my favorite LoA teachers. I also have some old Ramtha materials of my dad's that are also good. But right now I'm listening to Joe Vitale's The Missing Secret and getting a lot out of it. His style of talking about the LoA is very different from Abraham-Hicks or Wayne Dyer, but it's funny--things I'm sure I've heard them talk about have really come to the foreground for me when listening to Vitale's discussion of them. Maybe it's because he's more of a business-oriented guy, but I like his directness and action-oriented approach. I also like his discussion of the Ho'oponopono process, because after so many years I'm finally, finally willing to do the work of forgiveness to clear out old negative energy, and that's been incredibly helpful.

I'm one of those people who learns things better when I've had the chance to hear several different versions. Each teacher has their own way of phrasing and emphasizing certain aspects of the LoA, so some things "click" better when I finally hear them from one teacher, which helps me get more out of the other teachers when I go back and listen to them again. I catch things on later listenings that totally slipped past me before.

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