Dean Graziosi Weekly Wisdom #208 - Help the Victims of Hurricane Sandy

You know, I love it when you do this. It gives everyone a chance to participate in the love, and the healing, and it gives us all a voice. A voice that otherwise would fall in silence. A voice that needs to be heard by the people who so desperately need to know that they matter, and If one voice touches one person then we have made a difference. Not to mention the money that we as a DG family can generate to help provide food, and clothes, and the list goes on for our brothers, and sisters who are in such need. I just want to say from the bottom of my heart to your great big -o- shinny heart, THANK YOU!

Blue Skies.
Sandy K.

My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
God bless everyone affected by this tragedy.

We pray for everyone whose lives were impacted by the superstorm, Sandy. I have family members and friends in New York, New Jersey, Maryland and Virginia whom I have not heard from. I only wish they were not among the casualties of this devastating calamity. Now is the right time to show our compassion to all citizens whose lifestyles were interrupted, families who lost their loved ones, and all of them who are chilling and starving.

Our heartfelt gratitude to you, Dean Graziosi, for your love and generosity for mankind and for unselfishly sharing your blessings from our Lord.

Wishing the people and cities effected by hurricane Sandy a very safe and speedy recovery.
My heart, thoughts and prayers go out to each and everyone of you.

It's sort of weird because my family had our family reunion in New York in August. In fact some of them are coming to stay with us and others relatives until the situation improves.

As THE DG FAMILY please lets do our part to bring relieve to the many hurricane victims and let people know to POST, POST, POST! THANK YOU!

In addition DG FAMILY let us all be sure to thank Dean for his wonderful, generous, ideal and contribution once again in times of desperation and need! (DEAN THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH!)

DG FAMILY take care!

Sincerely,
Kendall Hardgest

Wishing all on the east coast good luck in your time of recovery.Help is on The way. Slowly but surely it will get better..
Not fast enough but we get there one step at a time!

To my brothers and sisters out there. Please keep your heads up and prayers going. I pray you all get back on your feet and allow God to help you get back on your feet.

May God Bless all those affected by Sandy! God is indeed with you! This too shall pass and you are more than a conqueror! You and yours WILL overcome these recent events and a better tomorrow WILL come!

Isaiah 41:10
Fear thou not; for I am with thee; be not dismayed; for I am thy God:I will strengthen thee, yea, Iwill help thee; yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness.

Numbers 7:24-26
The Lord bless thee ad keep thee:
The Lord make his face shine upon thee, and be gracious unto thee:
The Lord lift up his countenance upon thee and give thee peace.
Amen.

I do understand the emotion and the feelings after going through such a horrible experience. I am a 9-11 survivor and I can truly say to you all "keep your heads up take one day at a time and you will get thruugh!!! It takes time to heal however always remembering material things can always be replaced 10 fold. If you survived it and you have your family then God Bless you. It is not easy dealing with it everyday believe me I know. Take one day at a time and I can assure it does get better and you get stronger and stronger to battle anything that may come your way. My prayers and thoughts are with you all.

Maria

To all affected by this tragedy, the country is praying for you and you must remember, this too shall pass.

Just want you all to know that we care. People care. Your are not alone. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Thank you Dean for donation to our fellow american in east coast hit by hurricane Sandy.You not only reaching out for us to succeed in real estate, but also for needy people in bad situation.

Paul Omar
Beaverton Oregon

Our thoughts and prayers are with all that have been impacted by storm sandy. With all of us working and coming together we can all make a difference to help many families get back on track.

We support the efforts of the DG family and may you all find a way to help individually. God Bless, Marc

I have a brother and sister-in-law that live in New Jersey. They are doing O.K. , but have no electricity. They were told it would be another week before getting it back. My prayers are out to them and anyone else who has gone through this terrible storm.

We down here in the New Orleans area all know what the N/East is going through. We wish you all the best and keep your chin up @ all cost. It will all work out in the end. GOOD LUCK to all.

As life continues to throw us curve balls We just jump up and clean ourselves off.

Me and my Family are Praying for all victims that were devistated by this storm.

We were Lucky Just had high winds and not too much rain.

Will continue to Pray for All!!!!

Jay C

My thoughts and prayers are with everyone affected by hurricane sandy! Keep your faith and hope and God will see you thru it.!!!

It has been a rough one for sure. We were very fortunate where we live to some how have power through the entire storm. Our house became a docking port for friends and family to come together and recharge there electronics and themselves during the storm. We had a ton of people in and out of our home every day.
My wife is a school teacher and they still have not opened the schools back up yet.
My parents’ house and the town I grew up in still do not have power along with many parts of NJ. The nights get very cold without it. Gas powered generators are a commodity around here now and the lines at gas stations are in some areas still a mile long.
We have family and friends whose homes in Sayreville, the Jersey Shore towns, and other parts of NJ were completely destroyed.
One of my wife's friends who lost their home spoke out on Facebook. Everyone came together; we found her a home one of our friends had moved out of and was trying to sell that was empty. Everyone brought over clothes, food, appliances, furniture, cooking items etc. Within side of a few short days this woman and her family were out of the hotel and into a full furnished home. They were so grateful. It was a truly amazing experience to see so many people come together.
This same woman was cleaning out her home in Sayreville with her family when NJ native and rock legend John Bon Jovi walked up her front lawn and asked how he could help. Personally, without an entourage, amazing.
We grew up down the shore with beach houses and boats that all need to be assessed for damage once we are allowed back into the area, but have no fear, New Jersey is strong and tough and although we seem rough around the edges we all come together in times of need. Everyone helps each other and it is truly amazing. The men and women of New Jersey are working tirelessly to restore our state to order.
New Jersey and the whole North East will re build, bigger and better than before. It is what we do. Everyone’s contributions are truly exceptional.
Thank you all, and thank you Dean for your contributions!

I have family in MD, WV, and PA, so have been following closely. Hang in there and take it one day at a time.

Dean,
Thank You for helping the Sandy victims.
I live in Greenville S.C. now but i was born and raised in CT. My parents still live there with my brother. Thank You again for what you are doing. God will not ignore your actions.
Jim C.

Dean, your doing a great thing here! Prayers go out to all of the victims that have been affected by this tragedy. Thank You!!

My Prayer: Please AWAKEN in ALL of us NOW a conscious awareness that when suffering happens to even one individual, that suffering can ripple outwardly affecting the hearts, minds, and lives of everyone for the Good! Please awaken in us NOW deep compassion, deep listening, and unselfish giving with no thought for personal recognition or reward. Allow the suffering born of Hurricane Sandy to inspire us all to unite in strength to meets its' challenges, and to put into loving action the higher-values we espouse. Wake us up; wake us up!

Our hearts go out to all whom were effected by this storm.
My own father is a lineman electrician and he has left Illinois to
Go out there to help restore your power.
Hope it won't be long and you can get back to close to normal.

God Bless All of You

It is amazing to see the destruction delivered to the East Coast of the US by Hurricane Sandy.

I hope that those affected will receive the help they need at this time. Please take advantage of all the Government subsidies and of course the generosity of Dean Grazosi and Team.

For those of you that pray, please pray to your God to not create these hurricanes in the first place, not after the wreckage, deaths and destruction.

Will

Look, I have abrother that lives in Jersey. I havent been able to talk to him to see whats up. My mother has talked to him and it looks like everything is OK with him and his family. I am awstruck at the generosity shown by many people. Dean and his mission is one of the movements that gets to my heart. We see hero after hero amist this horrible time. Our own President, bless his soul, has taken the time to do something as well. Thank you Dean for taking the time to do something, our support is with them, our prayeres go out for them...

GOD BLESS everyone who has been affected by Sandy's devastation. Just remember that God will answer all prayers, and you will survive. We Love you and we are all praying for your welfare.

Life may bring you down, but GOD will lift you up. I wish for you and I wish the best for you.

Thank you Dean for including us in your donation. Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone affected by this storm. Hopefully everything will get cleaned up quickly.

I have two sons living in the area, one in Brooklyn Heights and the other in CT. Needless to say I did not get much sleep the night Sandy pounded the area. All turned out ok for them but many of the friends suffered damage to property, so they all pitched in and started the cleanup, opening up their homes to those without power or homes. Thanks Dean for doing this for all those currently experiencing harship. Whatever we can do big or small it all adds up.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to all those affected by Hurricane Sandy. The many reports of locals joining together to help their community has been heartwarming.
We all wish you the best in the coming days, weeks and months of clean-up and rebuilding.

As a victim of past hurricanes in South Florida I cannot begin to tell you how meaningful it is for someone to reach out and offer a hand to those in need. It warms my heart to see such generosity.

Thank you Dean for your humanitarian efforts!