You can't get sick enough to heal those people who are sick around you. You can't get poor enough to take care of the lack of. I'm your host Sean Croxton and

Sean Croxton. We got Dr. Wayne W. Dyer back on the day show. I'm your host Sean Croxton. It's Sean Croxton.com. We got Dr. Wayne

W. Dyer back on the show today. He is going to discuss the power of living in spirit.

In other words, being inspired. And what often inspires us is living in our purpose, right?

Knowing that you are here for a reason, knowing that you have

gifts and you have talents. And if you, you shift your mindset, if necessary, to focus on other people

and how you can use your gifts and talents and work ethic and skills to serve other people,

that's when your life has a purpose and that's when your life goes to the next level.

Dr. Wayne Dyer's coming up.

One of the great teachers in my life was a man named Patanjali.

And he had an observation about being in spirit.

The word in spirit creates a word called inspire.

And Patanjali put it this way.

He said, when you are inspired, in spirit, when you are inspired by some great purpose, some extraordinary project,

all of your thoughts break their bonds. Your mind transcends limitations. Your consciousness expands

in every direction and you find yourself in a new and a great and a wonderful world.

And then he said something so powerful.

He said, dormant forces, like forces that you didn't think were accessible to you.

Dormant forces, faculties and talents come alive.

And you discover yourself to be a greater person by far than you ever dreamed yourself to be. Those words bring tears to my

eyes. They're so powerful. When you are inspired, when you are in spirit. When you're in spirit,

you are creating. When you are creating, everything is working. My teacher in India one time, Nisar Gadata Maharaj, said, when he was asked the question,

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