In this short talk, Guy Finley discusses the mind's compulsive habit of judging other people, which is an unfortunate waste of time and energy that would better be spent attending to our own interior life.

Guy Finley talks about the difference between the conditional love that we currently experience, and the real, higher kind of love that our hearts long for, which can only be realized by loving and living in the present moment.

In this podcast, Guy Finley talks about how we are here as human beings to continually perfect our self-understanding so that we can begin to enter into an awakened relationship with the ever-changing present moment.

Emergency! Then urgency! Oh my... such an important me. In this blindness, it's unkindness Too late I see... the insensitivity Of unseen self-captivity.

Within the deepest part of us, welling up from the heart of our being, what we represent is the possibility of an eternally new beginning.

It is the very nature of thought to postpone life, and thereby put off entrance into the heaven it seeks.

Real fearlessness comes with knowing that you have everything you need to succeed in the same moment that it's needed.

The justification of any negative state serves one and only one thing: the protection and the preservation of the same dark nature responsible for its manifestation.

Featured Study Group Topic for the Week of January 23, 2017. There is only one way to sharpen -- to polish and refine -- one's spiritual understanding, including its set of inherent interior skills... and that is to consistently, repeatedly throw yourself into and up against anything and everything that stands between you and what higher intuition beckons you to see, comprehend, and become.

Featured Study Group Topic for the Week of January 25, 2016. No moment is any more 'important' than we make it out to be. This means no moment, in and of itself, is important... but rather that somewhere within us dwells a desperate part of us that will -- and does -- make any event into exactly what it needs in order to give itself the feeling of being important!...

Featured Study Group Topic for the Week of January 18, 2016. Unconscious opposition to unwanted moments can never change the condition being opposed because the lower nature responsible for mounting this opposing force not only remains unchanged, but resists all that it does in order to ceaselessly re-create itself... Including the unwanted moments in which it always finds itself.

Guy Finley explains that true goodness is not measured by actions that validate the image we have of ourselves as being a good. An action that is truly good has no self-reference, and is the natural outcome of being present.