The only one way that any of us will ever know the real meaning of Christ's life is to share in His death. This means that we must give up what this man gave up if we want to know from ourselves what was gained through His deliberate sacrifice. If we want to know the truth behind Christ's act, then we must stop thinking about it and get down to the business of actually doing it ourselves. It...
The crowning achievement of God — and the seed of Liberation for those with eyes to see it -- is that He made us in His own image: a continually changing reflection of His creation, an act of Love perfecting itself throughout Time.
When we recall the turning points in our lives, the times where we had no choice but to go through those wrenching self-changes that come with personal crisis, it shouldn't be hard to remember how sure we were that these same trials heralded our doom. But behind each of these seeming impossible moments stands an unseen (at the time) purpose: to bring us to a certain realization or experience o...
Whether we spiritually ascend -- or descend -- all depends upon what we intend in each and every moment of our lives.
The true purpose of self-study is to invite something Good into our lives that then provides us with the unshakable goodness we were previously unable to give ourselves.
Love is a latent interior "hunger" we all feel through our longing to know -- deeply -- someone or something to which we are drawn. And Love understands that whatever we will agree to draw near to ensures -- given time -- we will come to know it; and then, transformed by Her magic through a marriage of a sort, we become as one with what was once unknown to us. Don't think this to...
A special kind of wisdom has been passed down through the centuries, generation to generation, for one exalted end -- the education of the soul. Thus have willing seekers always been given the means to fulfill the true and higher purpose of their lives. The specially selected talks in Guy Finley's audio program, Education of the Soul, integrate key principles from...
In days now thought distant to us but perhaps not as far as one would imagine, the queen of a great country said to her daughter, "Constance, come here and sit down next to me. Even though you are still but a child, you are now old enough to receive the gift I have been holding for you since the day you were born." Constance met her glance with a big open grin that fairly shouted, "Tell me mo...