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

Thank you for your concern and generosity,Dean. My prayers are with each and every one. TBRN5

Prayers & Thoughts to EVERYONE!!!

BAM!...I just forced Dean to pay an extra 5 bucks!...(trying to humor it up a bit to be more positive)....

I am praying for everybody affected by Superstorm Sandy. My Husband drives big-rig into NYC and has seen the devastation. I will continue to pray and want to thank you Dean for this oppurtunity to help out...

Our thoughts & prayers go out to everyone who was affected by Superstorm Sandy. People round the world are watching & caring.

The most incredible stories of courage, hope & strength often come from the darkest times, and from this disaster will come much love & light.

America!!!!

We were very fortunate in our part of Pennsylvania as we didn't experience the severity of the storm that others did.

Our thoughts and prayers are with all the families that were affected by the storm.

THANKS Dean for allowing us to be part of this!!

dean my home town was destroyed and they are not getting much help a friend just went up today from delaware with 6 car loads and 2 trailers full of much needed supplies the rockaway peninsula and broad channel ny i havent looked today yet but as of yeaterday still did not have electric in most places gas is impossible to get there and the few stores still standing were cleaned out by looters rockaway is a strong community and you cant hold us nyers down for long but on their behalf and the rest of the east coast all donations are much appreciated and very much needed there is a website www.facebook.com/pages/Rockaway-Emergency-Plan/463945416990840 take a peek and see where some of the donation money might end up

Thank you Dean. I was bourn in PA., and grew up in NJ. In summers I would hitch hike to the shores (Seaside Heights and Atlantic City) before gambling was legal. Hope the healing starts soon.

Just as the pure white lotus flower blooms unsoiled in muddy water, our lives, which are supremely noble, can continue to shine even amid life’s harshest realities. ~ Ikeda

I don't know anyone not affected by seeing all the damage... our heart felt prayers got out to all our east coast family suffering through the aftermath. Stay strong and we will continue to pray for a fast recovery.
God bless you and keep you safe!
Nancy V.

My prayers are with each and everyone effected by hurricane Sandy. Living on the Gulf Coast I can relate to the devistaion you are experiencing. 4 years ago my home town was greatly affected by hurricane IKE. Things may not ever be exactly the same, but they will get better and we will all keep you and your families in our prayers. God Bless.

Our family's heart goes out to everyone on the east coast who was affected by this disaster. Our daughter is a student at NYU, and her mother and I spent a lot of worrisome days over her safety. She was very blessed, fellow students brought her to their home to stay after the dorms were evacuated last week, and so she was spared the depth of the experience that those of you living in NYC as your home experienced.

My wife and I marvel at your resilience and toughness at getting through this horrible event, and we are grateful that our daughter has you as her neighbors for these difficult times. God bless you all, and keep you safe and healthy.

Dean you can donate $5 on my behalf!

Its in these dire times that we as a country must stand together and help our fellow brothers and sisters in time of need.

Go out to all of you affected by the tragic disaster.

Thank you Dean for giving back.

My heart is full of sadness for all the loved ones that were taken by this storm. The great work done by all the Firefighters and law enforcement was amazing and prevented the loss of many more lifes. From watching the news updates of the aftermath from this storm it is wonderful to see communities helping each other to make the best of a terrible situation by supporting each other and pushing forward to a new beginning. Know that we all are praying for you and your famlies.

My heart goes out to all the families and pets effected by this devastating hurricane. I know it's pretty grim right now, but those that survived will re-build there lives and maybe be stronger for it! I am a newbie in this real estate investing and love your web site tremendously.

Love and Prayers to all,

Debbie

We live in Northern Va. surrounded by beautiful old growth trees. As Sandy approached on Sunday night the high winds downed many of those trees & our power went out just as it does with any stronger than average storm. Over the next few days the only news was word of mouth and the newspaper. We knew that our area dodged the bullet for the most part and that NJ & NY were hit pretty hard. But what we heard & read was nothing compared to what we saw on TV when our power was restored on Fri. morning. The scale & extent of damage & suffering was heartbreaking. Seeing how bad others had it my wife & I resolved to never again complain about simply losing our electricity. May God bless everyone who suffered and those who continue to help them.

Hello everyone affected by the Sandy storm,

Life is going to always meet us with challenges. Though, it may be difficult to speak without being there, I believe It is up to us to believe that it can only get better after the storm. Sometimes a destruction of something brings up a new leaf that will start a whole new beginning that may not have been thought of before. I pray that the new beginning in your lives is one that doesn't make you look back and keeps moving you forward to better endeavors and blessings. Those who have lost loved ones, personal belongings, and most of all, your spirits, begin to reflect on the sweet memories and strengths that lie within you. My prayers are with you all.

My wife Margie and I live on the east coast--in Ocean Grove, NJ--just 2 blocks from the ocean. We are pastors and we also own a hip cafe there called Barbaric Bean Coffee Roasters. On Sunday before Sandy was to arrive, we held the first of 2 prayer meetings in the cafe; that one was from 3AM-6AM. Then Sunday night we had a vigil from 9PM-6AM. Two friends joined us! Part of the time we prayed in our cafe, and the rest was actually on the Ocean Grove boardwalk. The hurricane was horrific in so many ways but we believe God heard our prayers--and the prayers of so many others--and held back much more of the storm's devastating power, thereby sparing our beautiful coast of carnage beyond imagination. Thanks to all who prayed and thanks to everyone who is here working in teams to assist those areas most heavily hit.

those affected by Superstorm Sandy. We all have had disasters (to us) and problems, but in comparison, they were nothing. I pray for those people who have lost everything including family members. May God be with you.

Dean Graziosi is one of the most compassionate and generous people I have ever (not met). This is an awesome way to help those on the east coast who cannot help themselves right now and he will be blessed abundantly for doing so.

My thoughts and prayers goes out to those who lost there homes and anyone who has been affected as a result of the storm. Just remember, God's always in charge and takes care of his children. I'll be praying for all of you. Dean is doing a great thing to try and help you, so we also thank God for him. To all of you, stay strong and have faith in God.

may the Lord be with you all - and, Thank You Dean for providing a way to help the victims of Sandy.

I am a resident of Trenton, NJ and was incredibly lucky in that my street and a few others were spared the brunt of the storm's destruction. We had no power outage and only suffered a few downed branches. Unfortunately, all around me are people who were not so lucky. They lost power and sustained all kinds of damage to their homes and property. There are huge trees and powerlines down all over the place. Many roads were impassable in the area so getting around was difficult at best. That said, the shore was battered by Sandy's wrath. It is to these people that I send my prayers and my hope that their rebuilding efforts will go well. Please know that there are many that care deeply about your plight and wish you all the best. Thank you to Dean for this great act of compassion for those in need. God bless you.

Hello those of you who can read this now and for those who will read it later. I am sorry for the hardships you are all going through. My prayer is your God may lift your spirits and show you the blessings that you have. There are a lot of us that are behind you praying for you that your needs get met. Hang in there. Let us know what else we can do. May God keep you warm with a lite in your heart.
Todd Johnson

Wishing you a speedy recovery and prayers to all.

Thoughts and prayers are with you all!

I pray for all of you, your family, your friends, neighbors, and every single one of you that have survived this terrible storm. May God give you strength, shelter, food, warmth and a safe place to lay your head each night. I have been praying for you before, during and after the storm and will continue praying for you all with my prayer warriors around the world. GODS BLESSINGS BE BOUNTIFUL UPON HIS CHILDREN! AMEN!

We send our deepest sympathy and positive thoughts to all those who have suffered the effects of this terrible storm.
I can not begin to imagine what they are going through.
Thank you Dean for stepping up and giving us the opportunity be involved this way.

John and Julie

I know all of you are going through rough times right now. Stay strong as families, communities and most of all, in "FAITH". Proverbs 3:5-6. Trust in the Lord with all thy heart. Lean not to your own understanding. In all your ways, acknowledge him. And he will make your path straight. I will keep everyone in prayer.