If it's true -- which it is -- that we become what we love, then let us learn to love unwanted moments... that love might replace our fear of them; so that for this conscious exchange, we may become the living proof that perfect love casts out fear.
There are three ways to get what one wants from life: cunning, industry, or love. The "crafty" ones inevitably trap themselves. Industry is good, but at best, conditional, for it is subject to the passage -- and ravages -- of time. Love, on the other hand, liberates; and it is timeless. In the end, the love of something is its own reward, because whatever love makes from itself... love first f...
Bestselling “Letting Go” author Guy Finley will conduct a free Webinar on “Learn to Embrace Life’s Most Difficult Moments” via GoToWebinar on Sunday, October 30th. Everyone is invited to join this free, live talk plus Q&A session with Guy. Register at www.guyfinley.org/sunday and you will be emailed the view link right before the talk.
All of us know what it's like to be dogged by parts of us that want to drag us down. Call it what you will: some compulsion or obsession seems to follow us into all our relationships, only to wreck them in one way or another. We struggle as best we can to free ourselves from these dark states but invariably find ourselves short of the mark.
Blessed are those who do (what they do)... for the love of being a part of what they love; but few are those who know this Divine order of love...
It is the abiding nature of Love to do, as it is bid; so if what you love turns around and bites you don’t blame Love; blame the bidder.
Part 1: Many are those who love, but only because they are loved, and so their love is not true. But those who love, in spite of being spurned... their love alone is true. Part 2: Don't do what hurts another, but not for the sake of being someone who doesn't do what he believes his "goodness" forbids... but, rather because by working to be watchful in that moment of being pushed to punish...
To know what you will possess after all that you have loved passes – as it must – look no further than how your "love" passes with the conditions that lend it its life. The foolish love foolishly, and suffer a fool’s fate. Be wise; choose each moment to remember the one Love that neither ends . . . nor ever forgets you.
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Never fear the loss of what will, and must disappear in this world of passing time. The work of remembering this timeless, (but unwanted) truth is the same as connecting yourself to the love of an all-embracing, fearless awareness... that never dies.
Clearly there is no peace in trying to forget you, so perhaps the answer to this affliction lies in refusing to accept a breath that doesn't take your name into my heart. Although I admit there is still some confusion as to the exact gain in this prescription, nevertheless there is some evidence of wisdom in it, and in that there is hope. For instance, of late I've learned that my mind and my...