Wayne Dyer’s Daughters: Serena and Saje – Continuing His Legacy of Love

We all experience grief when we lose someone we love dearly, and it can be an overpowering emotion that makes us feel lost, helpless, and unable to move past the pain. But what if the pain was bearable by reconnecting with our intuition? What if the person we lost had left a message of hope behind that could be a guiding light through the darkest of times?

This is the story of two sisters, Serena Dyer Pisoni and Saje Dyer, sharing the legacy of their father, Wayne Dyer. Wayne was a renowned spiritual teacher, motivational speaker, and bestselling author. He touched the lives of millions of people, spreading love and inspiration through his teachings, books, and public talks.

Serena and Saje found themselves lost and overwhelmed after Wayne’s sudden passing in 2015. Their pain was unbearable, and they struggled to come to terms with the absence of the man who had been their spiritual guide and pillar of strength. Then they remembered their father’s teachings, the wisdom he had imparted over the years, and the hope he had given to so many.

In their new book, The Knowing, Serena and Saje share their father’s most important teachings, passed down from the spiritual masters who mentored him. The book offers a roadmap for healing, reconnecting with intuition, and finding inner peace in the face of adversity. The Knowing is a powerful reminder that love is indeed the greatest healer, and hope is always within reach.

But the legacy of Wayne Dyer isn’t just in his books and teachings. It’s also in the lives he touched and the people he inspired. In a new documentary that shares the same name, Serena and Saje delve deeper into what it was like growing up with spiritual parents and a famous spiritual teacher in their father Wayne. They recount their experiences and memories, painting a vivid picture of the man who changed so many lives.

The film also touches on the powerful, mysterious, and sometimes humorous communication and signs from their dad after his passing. Serena and Saje reflect on how near the end of his life Wayne almost looked forward to his “next phase” and the expansion of his soul beyond the limitations of his physical form and senses.