Yeah, today's Q O D is what comes out is what's inside. Here we go.

Welcome back to the quote of the day show, I'm your host, Sean Crox and a

Sean Crox and calm. It's throwback Thursday. And we are turning back that

clock all the way to episode number 12, 06 in our feature speaker, Dr. Wayne

Dyer. This I believe is the most downloaded episode of the podcast ever.

And I think it resonates with people because so many of us are holding on to our

anger. And we're not forgiving others and we're not forgiving ourselves. And

so Dr. Dyer is going to share a story about one of the most powerful lessons

that he learned around letting go of that anger and being more forgiving of

others. Dr. Wayne Dyer is coming up.

One of the most powerful lessons that you can ever learn. I had to learn as a

young man. My own father was a man who walked away. He left. He left home when I

was just a baby. Left my mother sitting right here. 107 years old, you know, you're

not a 82 years old though. And and with three little boys. And all I had ever

heard when he walked out about this person that my older brothers told me about

and that my mother got her family back together again when I was nine years old and

did all that she could to to make a family again. All the hardships. This is a man

who never made a phone call. We never sent a penny who spent some time in prison.

It was an alcoholic who died of cirrhosis of the liver, the age of 49 and was buried

in a pauper's grave in Biloxi, Mississippi. And it wasn't until I went to his grave and

was able to stand there. And I used to dream about this man and have this enormous hatred

for this person whom I had never seen just based upon what he had done to my own mother

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