The nature of what the Divine notices about you is completely different from the nature of what you do to get noticed.

Any part of your nature that searches for or finds good reason to justify your pain, is the secret source of that pain it justifies.

The spiritually blind suffer only themselves, but "see" others as being responsible for why they feel the pain and sorrow that they do.

In this powerful talk, Guy Finley talks about how we can have a real relationship with the Divine by seeing with great clarity that we presently give our lives away any time that we ignore what we know to be true.

Best-selling "letting go" author Guy Finley explains that truly happy human beings do not concentrate solely on the development of one part of themselves, but instead work to understand the whole.

Let no day pass without your wish on that Star, Stand fast; with Heaven in sight, though still afar. In watchfulness remain until... There you are!...

The awakened life is one and the same as a conscious awareness of an incomparable and undivided Presence, before which nothing comes, and in which nothing follows.

The awakened life is one and the same as a conscious awareness of an incomparable and undivided Presence, before which nothing comes, and in which nothing follows.

Growing pains are required; they are inescapable for anyone who wishes to try on the larger soul. For something greater to be born, the lesser must pass.

Light cannot be pulled into the darkness any more than a shadow has the power to grab and hold a sunbeam.

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.

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