Or they can join a roving-reading club guided personally by Wayne W. Dyer, the author of self-help books like "Your Erroneous Zone," on an autumn trip to the Umbrian hills of Italy and the mystical hometown of St. Francis of Assisi.
While the tried-and-true spiritual leaders of the 1980's, like Dr. Wayne Dyre of "Your Erroneous Zones" fame, are still drawing the masses on PBS, there is a new breed emerging -- a sort of boy-of-wonders-next-door, and Dr. Pearl is the prototype.
Self-help books explained things like "your erroneous zones" and "how to be your own best friend".
He sold over 100,000,000 copies of that book, Your Erroneous Zones.
Dyer preaches self-actualization and eliminating your erroneous zones. She was so moved that she marched to her principals office to suggest they include the cassette tapes in the Clearwater High curriculum.
His book — "Your Erroneous Zones" — ended up topping bestseller lists for 27 months.
What made Dyer so incredibly powerful was that he only started with Your Erroneous Zones, then kept reaching forward to what captured his imagination, passion and interests every point along the way.
His vast array of books include Your Erroneous Zones, Excuses Begone!, Wishes Fulfilled, I Can See Clearly Now, You'll See It When You Believe It and his most recent, Memories of Heaven.
Dyer admitted that after writing Your Erroneous Zones his publisher and agent pressured him to continue along that same mainstream genre saying he would lose a fortune and be foolish to do otherwise.
After a literary agent suggested he distill his lectures into a book, he wrote "Your Erroneous Zones". It took two years to research, he later said, and 13 days to write.
In contrast with so many other people who wrote about him, I did not read his famous Your Erroneous Zones until after I had first read, Pulling Your Own Strings and Gifts From Eykis a Story of Self Discovery early on.
