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MINDFULNESS MEDITATION\u00a0IN\u00a0TODAY\u2019S WORLD<\/strong><\/p>\n Teachings of Dr. Erwin Deiser;<\/strong><\/p>\n Usurps from his sermons that we should apply to our everyday living.<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Sermons by: Rev. Dr. Erwin Deiser<\/strong><\/p>\n Edited by: Michael Chambers<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n INTRODUCTION<\/strong><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n The teachings of Dr. Erwin Deiser have been silent for a few years now. Dr. Desire has produced a number of CDs that he has shared with his ardent church members. This teaching by Dr. Deiser though shared by many other teachers in his fraternity have not gone wholesale to the general Science of the Mind community.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n My sister Joy Chambers introduced me to Dr. Deiser\u2019s teachings. Joy and my mother attended Dr. Deiser\u2019s church in Pembroke Pines, Florida for a number of years, when she first moved to Florida in the early 1990. I was fortunate to receive his tapes from my sister who would mail them up to me in Bloomfield, Connecticut. I enjoyed this first hand exposure to his teachings.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n While listening to Dr. Desier\u2019s tapes and then his CDs I was lead to the teachings of Ernist Holmes and Wayne Dyer. I read Science of the Mind by Ernest Holmes and fell in love with the theory. Just like Ernest Holms, who wrote the book \u201cScience of the Mind\u201d back in 1926 and which was republished recently, I am hoping to publish Dr. Deiser\u2019s teaching and distribute them to the public, with Dr. Deiser\u2019s blessings.<\/p>\n I enjoyed reading Your Erroneous Zone by Dr. Wayne Dyer. Dyer\u2019s teachings are also very enlightening.<\/p>\n One Sunday, in the early 2018, I attended a service at Dr. Deiser\u2019s church in his Pembroke Pines apartment. I remember the theme song we sang that day: Row, row, row, your boat, gently down the stream. At the end of the song his interpretation of what the words meant was very interesting. He explained the song was letting us know the boat that we should all be rowing was our very own boat. We should be rowing our boats gently down the stream.<\/p>\n At the end of the service we went to the cafeteria, in the building, to have lunch. During the discussion Dr. Deiser explained that he had a collection of books and CDs he was trying to get rid of. I volunteered that I was very much interested in receiving the supplies. During the COVID-19 pandemic lock down of 2020 my sister was able to secure a healthy supply of books and CDs from Dr. Deiser. These books were shipped to me in Bloomfield. I am now the proud owner of a wealth of knowledge.<\/p>\n This collection of books was written by a number of famous authors. The CDs are the personal sermons that were presented by Reverend Dr. Deiser to his congregation over the years. I have begun to transcribe the CDs to text to be placed in books. These texts will be made accessible to the public. A friend of mine, Angela Clark who lives in Jamaica, is doing the translation to text.<\/p>\n The first copy \u201cMindfulness Meditation in Todays<\/p>\n World\u201d will be available in late January 2022.<\/p>\n This first book will contain eight of his sermons;<\/p>\n Silence, Do Something, Practice, Forget it, Spiritually Proud Part 1, Spiritually Proud Part 2, Mastering Thoughts and You are Sacred Ground.<\/strong><\/p>\n I have always said the four principles for success in today\u2019s world are Mindfulness (by Jon Kabat-Zinn), Visualization, Emotional Intelligence coupled with Post traumatic Stress Disorder.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n To be continued weekly:<\/strong><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" MINDFULNESS MEDITATION\u00a0IN\u00a0TODAY\u2019S WORLD Teachings of Dr. Erwin Deiser; Usurps from his sermons that we should apply to our everyday living. Sermons by: Rev. Dr. Erwin Deiser Edited by: Michael Chambers INTRODUCTION \u00a0 The teachings of Dr. Erwin Deiser have been silent for a few years now. 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