Consider him most free Who has learned to see Even in adversity... The Good: whose unfailing Light Shines on... through the darkest night.

In this short talk, Guy Finley discusses the difference between mere intellectual knowledge and the integration of that knowledge through having a direct relationship with the truth that shows us our actual condition.

As you persist with the intention to slow down, you will gradually come to see that underneath your rushing is an agitation that is actually meant to stir a higher awareness in you.

Guy Finley explains that real freedom is not found through obtaining powers or possessions, but in understanding the "wanting" nature within us that feels a captive of anything that interferes with what it wants.

In this short talk, Guy Finley discusses the higher part of ourselves that is capable of observing the whole of all that happens in the stream of time, but yet is not identified with any one part of it.

The one most offended when reminded of the simple need for "common courtesy" is usually the one who offends the most!...

Rushing somewhere, through anything, in the hope of finding some imagined peace of mind is like looking for your heart in someone else's body!...

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.

The manifestation of someone who is rude to you is not your problem... so, don't make it one.

The only way to be free of troublesome people is to be free of the part of you that's out looking for trouble!...

In this brief talk, Guy Finley explains that anything that tries to get us to identify with something outside of us is dragging us down, even though it may seem to be pulling us up.

Guy Finley addresses the path to freedom from addictive medications. Change is possible, and we are created to be free from everything that now holds us captive.