Wayne Dyer on Michael Jackson (Interview from 2009)

Wayne Dyer is a much respected lecturer, speaker and writer of inspirational books such as The Erroneous Zone and The Power of Intention. This was an interview he gave in 2009 which I think is such a beautiful tribute to Michael. Thank you for watching.

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• kindofblue21

[ABCHealTheWorld]

Wow! This is beautiful. I wish the whole world could hear this.

[kindofblue21]

@ABCHealTheWorld Sadly this isn't the sort of thing the media chooses to share about Michael. Maybe one day they will.

[ameeramac]

This is such a beautiful video I've decided to transcribe and share it on my own blog. Wayne Dyer is a very perceptive, insightful man and I think it speaks volumes that he says he would trust Michael with his children. He is a man who spent time with Michael and that says a lot more than all the other naysayers who never even knew him.

[kindofblue21]

@ameeramac Thank you, such a lovely comment. Wayne Dyer is a wonderful man too and as you say very perceptive. He actually understood Michael and could see the goodness in his heart.

[whippedcream100]

Can somebody kindly tell me what the real story was behind the time when Michael held Blanket on the balcony? Don't take it the wrong way. I know it was for literally 1/10th of a second, but that's the one thing i don't understand the full story behind...Thanks...

If words are daggers, then Michael's been getting stabbed for the last half of his life. He could just never find peace, it seems. On Earth, he never will until those kids come out of their cowardice shields and confess the truth.

[kindofblue21]

@whippedcream100 Michael did not have good eyesight and all that happened was that he misjudged where the railing was. He had a good hold on Blanket as you can see from videos of the incident. If it had been anybody else but Michael the media would scarcely have mentioned it. That really is all there is to it. The media created a story where there really wasn't one.

[4theloveofMike]

An intelligent, well respected man who got to know Michael and experienced what Neverland was all about speaks about the man. Thank you Dr. Dyer for speaking the truth about MJ. So many speak lies because lies sell papers, magazines and get hits on the internet. Your honesty is appreciated. RIP MJ - wish you were here.

[ylvette]

This is my third time listening to this interview within the last minutes. The sincere admiration in Mr. Dyer's voice is evident. Little by little, the truth IS being revealed and Michael IS being vindicated....Happy birthday MJ!

[sectvideo]

I miss Michael so much. I can't believe he's gone. I can't believe the way the world and humanity treated him. People are gonna regret it years from now. It'll still be too late, but our souls might find some rest. Love you, Michael, My Angel.

[ameeramac]

@whippedcream100 Yes, you're right, I'm sorry. It was kindofblue21 who said that. My apologies, again.

[whippedcream100]

@ameeramac Huh? I didn't say that. You must have misread the creator of the comment in which it was said. Sorry for the confusion.

[ameeramac]

@whippedcream100 Doesn't help to say things like Michael didn't have good eyesight -- it sounds like making excuses for him. Michael took HIS child and held him up for the crowd to see. He was in the moment but had a secure grip on him. Like HE SAID, Dads throw their kids up in the air & no one says anything. He didn't "dangle" his child over anything. Some thought it was reckless. Well, everyone has an opinion and we've all been reckless at some points in our lives.

[whippedcream100]

@cardinalgirl1 thanks...it really was a tougher life than any of us could understand. Not enough people were there for him. I know he's at peace in heaven, but his presence on this earth (in the news) still isn't. I can only think it would take Jordan and Gavin going public about the truth, but i surely can't count on that happening. Bashir already came and said "i don't believe he was criminal". Couldn't he have said that a little bit sooner?

[whippedcream100]

@kindofblue21 Thanks :) Was there a follow-up interview after that happened where he said that? I do agree with what you said...he did have a good hold and it wouldn't be on the news if it had been anyone else