Rog says his personal history begins today. Here’s what he’s taking along from yesterday.
Rog made a commitment to an all-in experiment in faith. That means he turns every decision over to Spirit. When he made the leap, two things became clear: he must be in constant communication with Spirit; and he has to be willing to follow whatever guidance he receives.
One day, in a bit of a snit, Rog did an exercise to eliminate every belief he held. When he encountered a psychic friend the next day, she said the image she saw of him was of an empty slate. He was determined to remain blank until he found a belief he could stick to – one he knew he would not overturn any time soon. He discovered two things about himself: he must heal whenever called upon, and he must be connected with Spirit.
A little over five years ago, Rog received a clear message directing him to sign up on Match.com. Within three days he had made contact with Joyce, his twin flame and now his wife.
His Mother and Father taught Rog to be joyful, honest, and nonviolent, and to accept responsibility for his thoughts, feelings, and actions. He honors them for their teaching, and remains fully engaged in staying true to this simple teaching.
Early on, Rog began a love affair with Jesus. Other parts of the Bible and various churches and teachings drifted in and out of his life. Still, he always felt connected with Jesus and his teachings, particularly through The Book of Matthew and A Course In Miracles.
Awhile back, sitting in a peaceful garden, Rog received a message to bring forth a new paradigm for gardening in the southwest. Exploring this directive led him to develop principles he calls Gardening With Nature. He believes we heal and are healed by nature, and that this relationship is core and key to our surviving and thriving.
The first time Rog ever went for a “reading,” the psychic said to him, before he even sat down, “Oh, you’re a communicator.” Rog has developed certain skills in delivering messages and he feels sure that’s an important part of who he is.
Rog always considered himself a learning shark. Just as a shark will die if it stops swimming, Rog will die when he stops learning. Although his last name is spelled “Wyer,” it might just as well have been “Why-er.” He believes every good question deserves an answer – or two.
In college Rog started learning about time. It’s clear to him that no school of physics or metaphysics claims time is real. He seeks to act as though time is not real.
Along his path, Rog does not prefer gradual evolution. When he believes a thing, he goes there, and begins acting as if it is true. Either his new belief passes the test by demonstrating it works, or it gets replaced. Rog chooses to be the belief first, and then see what shows up, rather than easing his way into it.