Portia De Rossi Movie:

		List Price: $29.95		Label: Hay House, Inc. Salesrank: 1469 Released: May 15, 2009
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		MPAA Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested) Media: DVD

Editorial Review:
In this compelling film, Dr. Wayne W. Dyer explores the spiritual journey from ambition to meaning. The powerful shift from the ego constructs we are taught early in life by parents and society - which promote an emphasis on achievement and accumulation - are shown in contrast to a life of meaning, focused on serving and giving back. Through the intertwined stories of an overachieving businessman, a mother of two seeking her own expression in the world, and a director trying to make a name for himself, this entertaining film not only inspires, but also teaches us how to create a life of meaning and purpose.

The Shift, expanded version Reviews:
We need more movies like this one!!!!!!!!!!
2009-11-04 - This is the best spiritual movie I have ever seen. Each time I watch the movie I learn something new. In the future I hope to see more movies like this one. The Shift is very well done. I plan to watch it several times and encourage my friends and family to watch it too. I would like to thank Wayne Dyer for sharing his insight and wisdom and plus the movie had an interesting story-line.WELL DONE!

Great movie
2009-10-28 - I have a lot of Wayne Dyer's CD's and books, and I really enjoyed this movie.
It's great for someone new to Wayne, or someone who's already seen him on TV or read his books.

The Master Messenger Rides Again
2009-10-21 - Being a big fan of Wayne Dyer I am certain that my review of this video will be biased. But I must say that I went from a disappointed viewer to caught up in the message by the end of the film.

This video has a few story lines going on at once. All characters in each story are portraying the messages that Dyer is speaking throughout. Kind of an series of examples making the point of his message a little clearer and "real". You will have to pay attention as the flow of these tales doesn't grab you like a traditional movie - at least they did not for me.

I will also admit that in the first 30 minutes, I felt that there were far too many moments that reflected the brilliance (or the not so brilliance) of a late night t.v. infomercial. I believe this was Dyers first attempt at a movie like scenario, and at some points it showed. It is more like a documentary within a made for t.v. movie. A touch unnatural at times.

However, and this is a huge "however"..... Dyers skill in dialogue is always compelling and inspirational. He is a true Master at relaying these ideas. So, when it comes time to deal out the stars, I cannot help but to still award him and the video a full 5. By the end you will have no choice but to allow the message to come into your awareness, as with all of Dyer's material.

If you liked the DVD The Celestine Prophecy, I think you will like this as well. Each is definitely unique unto itself, but I would put them in the same category in relation to delivering inspiration. I was hooked by the end as the negatives and awkwardness were elevated into "character". A nice add to any home library.

The Master Within by Gary Hopkins

Profound message, simple plot, poetic narration!
2009-10-17 - Timeless spiritual wisdom has been woven into a beautiful and simple plot that will hold your interest like any other absorbing movie. I got the Deluxe Edition with all the additional scenes and interviews. This version runs into approx. 5 hrs (2 hrs. movie + 3 hrs. bonus material).

This movie is a must for any Dyer fan and a great addition to the inspirational library of any spiritual being.

What I think
2009-10-03 - Without a doubt, Dr. Dyer gives us some gifted insight into our own world. Few people can be able to relate to each and every one of us like he can.

If you get this movie, make sure you get the expanded version 2 DVD set. Why? Because it shows a different side of him, a side that reveals he isn't much different than any of us. He shows where he sometimes fell/falls short of the mark.

I highly recommend you view it at least a couple of times. Especially the opening seconds of the movie. It sets the tone of how we should live our lives.