Death releases us from the physical conditions manifested by our present nature, but not from the consciousness of this nature and those relationships inherent in its level of being.
No moment (or form found within it) exists apart from the set of relationships that sustain it – which means that fear of any form actually creates and sustains the form being feared.
Awakening to the truth of oneself serves one purpose: dying to oneself. Dying to oneself serves one purpose: rebirth. And rebirth is... the purpose and fulfillment of all relationships.
Starting life over begins with bringing a conscious end to all lingering relationships you may have with old thoughts and feelings that want you to keep seeing your life through their eyes.
Seen properly, only individual freedom is truly possible; but this liberated state of being requires total responsibility (from those who seek it) for each of their actions, and in all of their relationships.
The Key To The Kingdom: There is no part of any relationship that is not the whole of it, so that any relationship you become aware of you may come to know in its entirety.
Guy Finley talks about the nature within us that seeks to condemn us even as it excuses what "it" has done. Whenever we are able to observe these two opposites simultaneously, a third force is awakened. This third force, which is higher awareness, holds the opposites and is perfect reconciliation.
Seen properly, only self-liberation is possible; this highest form of freedom begins with being completely honest in all of our relationships, but especially as concerns the one we have with ourselves.
Can you remember a time when you were deeply in love? A time when you were infused by that intoxicating, overwhelming, all-encompassing Love? Is there anything in the world that can compare to that extraordinary feeling? Why is it that Love can transform everything about our lives? It's simple, really: Love is literally the most powerful force in the universe. Love is the embodimen...
Our peace isn't stolen; we give it away each time we are drawn into trying to solve a problem that didn't exist until the mind made it appear.