In his book "The Power of Intention," Wayne Dyer introduced the concept of three magic words that have the power to transform our lives. These three words are "I am responsible." Dyer emphasizes the importance of taking full responsibility for our actions, thoughts, and emotions as a means of creating positive change in our lives. By acknowledging our responsibility, we move away from a victim mindset and toward a mindset of empowerment. Instead of blaming others or external circumstances for our problems, we recognize that we have the ability to choose our responses and actions. This shift in mindset allows us to take control of our lives and make conscious decisions that align with our goals and values.
I enjoy life for each day brings a constant demonstration of the power and wonder of the universe and myself. I am confident. I am serene. I am sure. No matter what obstacle or undesirable circumstance crosses my path I refuse to accept it for it is nothing but illusion. There can be no obstacle or undesirable circumstance to the mind of God which is in me, around me, and serves me now...”
This universal mind knows the answer to all of my problems and even now the answers are speeding their way to me I needn t struggle for them, I needn t worry or strive for them, when the time comes the answers will be there. The idea is that when the sound of AH comes up from the root chakra to the third eye chakra and a thought is put into that consciousness, it is produced in the material world.
This shift in mindset allows us to take control of our lives and make conscious decisions that align with our goals and values. When we truly accept responsibility for our lives, we also take ownership of our thoughts and emotions. This means being aware of the thoughts we entertain and the emotions we allow ourselves to feel.
Wayne dyer three magic worfs
A number of years ago I was introduced to Kelly Howell’s The Secret Universal Mind Meditation. Kelly Howell produces audio meditation programs through her company Brain Sync. The Secret Universal Mind Meditation is based on the book Three Magic Words by Uell S. Andersen, a 20th century mystic and author.
Three Magic Words, published in 1972, outlines an amazing process of self discovery through aligning with a power greater than all of us. Andersen describes this as the Universal Creative Mind. He suggests that aligning oneself with this power can make one’s life vibrant, successful, and happy. He speaks about many important universally accepted distinctions, including the power of thought, and the power of meditation as a tool we seek to manage our thoughts and control our world through access to the subconscious mind. The following is an excerpt from the introduction to Three Magic Words.
“ In its entirety it is a series of essays aimed at revealing to you your power over all things. You will learn that there is only one mover in all creation and that mover is thought. You will learn that there is only one creator and that creator is the Universal Subconscious Mind, or God. You will earn that this creator creates for you exactly what you think and how you will be shown how you can control your thoughts, not only to obtain answers to your problems but to create your experience exactly what you desire.”
Central is this teaching is a detailed explanation about the power of thought, evil as the great illusion, the power of intuition, faith, attraction, love, success, health, and immortality. Kelly Howell brilliantly adapts a series of meditations written by Uell S. Andersen which cleanses the mind and provides access to knowledge and wisdom from some of the most venerated spiritual teachers of all time. The Secret Universal Mind Meditation is typically done at night prior to sleep, as the delta sound frequency provides a relaxing palette that induces a restful, relaxing experience.
I’ve chosen to connect The Secret Universal Mind Meditation with the sound of AH. I first learned about the sound of AH as I studied Dr. Wayne Dyer’s programs Manifest Your Destiny and Meditations for Manifesting. Dr. Dyer discusses how reciting this sound assists in managing the coincidences that occur in life, along with how this sound makes it possible for things to “show up” that are unexplainable. Dr. Dyer reflects that one reaches another level of consciousness through “siddhi” consciousness, or perfect consciousness. Through the power of the sound of AH, one reaches this level of siddhi consciousness fueled through intentionality.
According to Dr. Dyer, various names ascribed to the creator such as Allah, Buddha, Krishna, Tao, Ra, and God have the sound of AH. The sound is a unique sound, and is used to create something from nothing. The idea is that when the sound of AH comes up from the root chakra to the third eye chakra and a thought is put into that consciousness, it is produced in the material world. Dr. Dyer describes this as the ancient wisdom in manifestation, as the sound of AH helps the mind disappear and opens the channel between the root chakra and the third eye.
My experience with connecting The Secret Universal Mind Meditation with the sound of AH has been nothing but profound and miraculous. I remember one day when I was running late for an appointment needing to get to my office at a specific time. The highway was rather congested that morning, and out of my desire to get to my destination I began to chant AH repeatedly. To my surprise, cars and trucks got out of my way, and about halfway through the trip the traffic opened up and began to flow. I arrived at my destination with time to spare. Other benefits I experience include increased energy, increased attentional focus, more powerful, purposeful meditations, a much higher vibrating frequency with a higher degree of mental clarity, more creativity in all life domains, a lack of desire to engage in lower vibration activities such as watching television news and other mindless programming, and a greater sense of unity and connection with others. I also have a greater ability to observe my thoughts, feelings and then act from my highest good. What is paramount is my ability to appreciate what is the highest in myself and in everyone I encounter.
And then when you awaken you will rejoin the universal subconscious mind the mind of God from which we all originate we’re all just individualized personal expressions of that one thing that we called the Tao or God or Divine mind or soul or spirit but the Tao that can be named is not the Tao.
By monitoring our thoughts and emotions, we can choose to focus on positivity, gratitude, and optimism. This shift in mindset can have a profound impact on our overall well-being and happiness. Additionally, accepting responsibility means recognizing our role in the creation of our reality. We understand that our beliefs, attitudes, and actions shape our experiences. By taking responsibility for our thoughts and actions, we can begin to consciously create the life we desire. We become active participants in our own lives, rather than passive observers. Dyer's concept of the three magic words is a reminder of the power we have to shape our lives. By taking responsibility for our thoughts, actions, and emotions, we can transform ourselves and our circumstances. We become the creators of our reality, rather than victims of circumstance. Ultimately, the three magic words "I am responsible" encourage us to embrace our personal power and live a life of intention and purpose..
Reviews for "Wayne Dyer's Three Magic Words: The Secret to Abundance"
1. Jane - 2/5 stars - I was really disappointed with "Wayne Dyer's Three Magic Words". I've read some of Dyer's other works and enjoyed them, but this one just didn't resonate with me. I found the concepts to be confusing and hard to implement in my daily life. The writing style felt repetitive and lacked depth. Overall, I didn't feel like I gained any new insights or knowledge from this book.
2. Michael - 1/5 stars - I have to say, "Wayne Dyer's Three Magic Words" is one of the worst self-help books I've read. The author goes on and on about vague concepts and doesn't provide any practical guidance. I found myself constantly questioning what he was trying to convey and couldn't find any useful takeaways from the book. It felt like a waste of time and money for me.
3. Lisa - 2/5 stars - I had high hopes for "Wayne Dyer's Three Magic Words" based on the author's reputation, but unfortunately, it fell flat for me. The book lacked structure and organization, making it difficult to follow along. I also felt that Dyer's explanations were too simplistic and didn't delve deep enough into the concepts he was presenting. Overall, I didn't find this book to be transformative or helpful in any way.
4. John - 1/5 stars - I can't say I enjoyed "Wayne Dyer's Three Magic Words" at all. The writing felt repetitive and lacked clarity. The ideas presented were vague and didn't offer any practical advice or tools for personal growth. It felt like Dyer was just regurgitating self-help clichés without adding anything new or insightful. I wouldn't recommend this book to anyone looking for genuine guidance or self-improvement.