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

Sandy took from the world Souls and man made things. The man made things can be replaced.

But not the souls and lives of those who were lost.

Their memories and expressions in and of life resides in you, and I pray that your needs be attended to to relieve some of the grief you are going thru. I pray that you stand fast for their sake. Each and everyone of you for each and everyone of them.

My hope is that somewhere in our country scores of hundreds of trucks are being loaded with generators for power headed your way.

Its winter. The preservation of life is the most basic of human instincts.

And my other hope is that anyone capable of collecting and giving money to aid, hire out that money for what is acutually needed and put in place an overseer to ensure that nothing stands in the way of the victims of Sandy knowing and seeing that, there are folks who actually prove their care and concern without any intermediaries. The DG family.

Its winter in America.

I am now addressing this to each and every real estate investor who has made a dime on distressed properties, and the like. I havent.

We are nationwide, DG's family. The opportunity is later. Now is the time for the cause of giving back.

But to do so wisely.

Pepole need tangent things in the aftermath of Sandy.

I expressed my prayer. I expressed my hope. Now I express my trust.

The founder of our family is not one to turn over financial aid without ensuring that it will be there-- personally or by a very trusted aide-- and dispersed in the most helpful way.

I'm one of the lucky ones. I'm from new york and only lost power for 2 days, others have lost everything . I pray for everyone who may have been affected. I thank the DG family for all your surport.

I JUST GOT THE NEWS FROM MY DG FAM BROWSE AND I AM TAKING THIS MOMENT TO SAY HOW I FEEL ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED THE DAY SANDY CAME AND TOOK AND SWIPED AND CHANGED THE LIVES OF MANY PEOPLE I HOPE FOR THOSE THAT HAVE BEEN PATIENTLY WAITING TO FEEL BETTER AS YOUR READING THIS THE DG FAMILY WILL DONATE AND I WANT TO THANK EVERYONE READING THANK YOU AGAIN AND KEEP GOD IN YOUR PRAYERS AS HE IS ALWAYS WITH US

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all, please know this is not the end. Although it seems like your whole world has just caved in, I know without a showdow of a doubt, your tomorrow will be brighter then the day before.So hang on and don't let go,persistance is everything. Be ye not weary in well doing,for in due season you will reap if you faint not! Please don't faint and keep pressing on the whole world is counting on your survival. Some of the most toughest of times comes when trouble hit, that's where true faith is the strongest and the best of many blessings. Take a look around and see all the many blessings that have already happened.

The best is yet to come,

For you i am praying, i am praying for you.

Hi Dean and DGer's,
Thanks for all you do, and for all the prayers and well wishes. My prayers and thoughts are with all those going through this hardship. I got off easy, lost of few trees and a bunch of shingles but nothing hit the house and had the roof fixed the next day by some amazing people who were going house to house in the neighborhood fixing roofs while dodging down wires and trees! Like so many, had no power just over a week, but feel so blessed to have a house. There are groups from all over the country here helping with everything. It is amazing to see the generosity of this country in action. Off to do clean up for those who lost so much.

To our success and rebuild,
Cathy from NJ

Desde que nos enteramos del huracán Sandy, mi familia y yo hemos estado orando por las familias de aquella región.

Me parece un gesto muy generoso de tu parte, Dean, de ofrecer esta ayuda y envolver a la gente que te conoce.

Mis oraciones y agradecimiento también están contigo.

Bendiciones,

Alfonso Inclan
Real Estate Investor
http://www.CasaDeArizona.com

I will never be able to understand what you have and are still going through but I pray that even in the midst of all of this God will somehow someway make a way out of no way for all of you! I wish I could do more but please believe that you are in my prayers!

I know what the people on the east coast are going through,because i too live in a area that gets hit by hurricanes.I live in baton rouge la,where it's like every year we get hit by a hurricane or the surrounding parishes will get hit.The people on the east coast have really been through a lot,such as still out of electricity,clean up efforts are moving slow,food is not as plentiful ,because of stores not able to open,gasoline is being rationalized by the number on your license plate,and so on.I am praying for all who have been effected by this storm,so to those who are able to read these blogs that Mr.Graziosi is posting,please whatever you do ,don't lose faith in GOD.There's an old saying i'm quite sure you have heard.Lose everything but your faith in GOD you'll lose nothing.Lose your faith in GOD you lose everything.So with that being said GOD bless all who was affected by this storm,may GOD bless America, GOD bless the D G FAMILY and may GOD bless you Mr. Graziosi for giving such a beautiful and heart warming gift

Dean,

sounds like a reason to post. Hope everyone in the area is making it through it alright.

Can't imagine how hard it must be for many of you.
Hopefully people's support and prayers will make a small difference. God Bless you

To All Those Affected By Hurricane Sandy:

Our thoughts and prayers go out to you in your time of need. We feel badly that you were hit by the storm, and just as badly that the relief efforts have been so poor and disorganized. God Bless you all!

Tom Looze

Our thoughts and prayers go to those who have suffered through Hurricane Sandy. Please know that you are not alone and together we will come together to bring your communities back to were they need to be. I am greatful that Dean is able to offer this chance to help those in need. May love, strength, courage and hope be with you to know that there are better days ahead.

My thoughts and prayers are with everyone affected by the storm!

Our hearts go out to all our friends and neighbors in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and the east coast who have suffered greatly in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. May you have a speedy recovery and God bless you all!

Dean thanks for caring and being willing to donate $5.00 for every comment. Way to go Dean.

Help is on the way! God is good and you will get through this! Our prayers are with you in Arizona!

Congrats to all of you hardy souls facing up to Sandy and now the Nor'easter. Keep strutting your stuff. Keep on keeping on.

Thanks Dean for this opportunity in helping those who faced this tragedy. And I am sorry for my delay! I just want to say that I wish God brings some consolation to all people from east coast and that God give them strength to rebuild their lives.
I am sure that all nation is pulling and praying for them. Thanks again, Dean!! I am not in the real state field, however I enjoy watching your video blog because I feel that you pass an incredible positive energy! It feeds my hope and it helps me keeping the focus in my dreams.

My family spent every summer in Misquamicut Rhode Island since I was 2. I was able to get in and check our house. We were one of the lucky ones. Our house is fine. The landscape is unrecognizable. I can't seem to get my bearings. I never realized how we unconsciously mark our bearings. We just know, at that corner, when you see that house, that tree, that garden, that wall, then make your turn. When all of these are gone, washed away, buried, parked in someone elses lawn, we just don't know where we are. We are strangers in our own front yards. I felt this for the first time visiting our relatives in Biloxi, MS after Katrina. It doesn't go away. It may seem like street signs are frivolous, but towns just don't have the money to put them up. Please think about these neighborhoods. Maybe we each could pick a street and define a neighborhood. It is not persomal. but the impact is huge! Thanks, Dean, for reminding us to think and to act, and for all you do for all of us. God be with everyone that has been affected by this storm.

Take one step at a time (figuratively plus really take a walk)and think present time consciousness. None of us can change the past or predict the future. Meditate and try to stay positive.

All our thoughts and prayers are with every one of you who have had to go through Sandy. We all care very much for you, and know you are going through some very hard times. My Wife and I lived near Boston just over a year ago and know about the storms in those areas. We still have folks there...
James Laurent

My words can not express the hurt or sorrow that you must feel for I have never been in your circumstances. So what I will do is offer you my prayers and blessings, for strength, courage, resolve and restructure of your lives. I get my strength to overcome adversity that life deals out through faith in my Lord God and the grace he has given me. So please give Him your hope and prayer and allow Him to work in your lives and try to see a brighter future than where you now are and use this vision to grow and overcome the trials you now find yourselves in.

Thanks Dean. I can only offer my prayers. I have never anything like this so I cannot even phantom what they have and are going through. I hope many know God is by there side and with faith, they will survive.

I am a Hurricaine Hugo survivor and until you face mother nature's wrath, you know not what she can do. My thoughts and prayers go out to all that are facing Sandy's aftermath. United we stand and help is on the way.

I know your pain from the hurricane a few years ago that left most of DC in the dark for weeks and our houses ripped apart. I also know what it is to have no heat and power from a snowstorm that also left us without for weeks. So I also know from experience that you will pull through this and you will Be Blessed. You all in the northeast are still here and fighting!
Our tip for making it through our hard times: we packed perishables in boxes, put them in large trash bags. We tied large knots near the top of the bags and hung them from the windows outside with the knot inside like a brake to keep the bags from falling. The animals and would be thieves couldn't reach them and they stayed cold!

I hope and pray for better days for those who were affected by Sandy. Thank you Dean for such kindness to people in need. May God Bless and keep all safe.

My heart goes out to each and every one of you who have been affected by hurricane Sandy.

My prayers go up to the King of Kings, & out to all of you who are suffering.

May Almighty God put a hedge of protection around each one of you and bring you safely through any, and all challenges you are currently facing. Be encouraged! This, too, WILL pass.

~ And "thank you, Dean, for this opportunity!"

I have been in NY, visiting family since before the Noreaster storm after the hurricane and the devistation down here is horrible. What the area has been through between Hurricane Sandy and the storm afterward is disastrous. Please keep the East Coast in your prayers. NY, NJ and several other areas around here are in really bad shape, and it is much worse then what you are seeing on the news. Thanks Dean for making this a priority, and thanks everyone else for your parayers during a true disaster.

I didn't see this right away because the power was out. Small problems compared to our neighbors south of us. To them I say stay strong, we are all praying for you.