Allowing the rushed state of another person to push you into an anxious state of mind is like letting the horse you're about to ride convince you to wear the saddle!...

You say that "when we will put ourselves on the side of what we know is true, then the Truth takes our side." People are constantly using the word "truth." When you say that "Truth takes our side," this seems like a religious statement and leaves me void of any comfort whatsoever, because truth is relative... what is your truth, may not be my truth, and visa-versa. Real truth does not have any...

Guy Finley explains that fear is not real any more than the shadow of an object is the object itself. It is merely a projection of a nature that has set itself against what is real. Just as we cannot defeat the hydra by attacking its individual heads, we must work to see and change the nature itself that uses the many heads of fear to divert us from its hiding place in us.

In this short video, Guy Finley talks about why anything that we are not aware of -- both internally and in the external world -- affects the way we feel and directs our actions accordingly. Becoming conscious of our interior state as well as our immediate external environment allows us to see tension and anxiety that is present within us without letting it take us over.

In this short talk, Guy Finley talks about why anything that we are not aware of -- both internally and in the external world -- affects the way we feel and directs our actions accordingly. Becoming conscious of our interior state as well as our immediate external environment allows us to see tension and anxiety that is present within us without letting it take us over.

Whenever a strong feeling comes over you -- that you are right to feel negative about some outer circumstance -- you may be quite certain that, inwardly, you're standing in the wrong place.

The more willing we are to see our own helplessness -- as it relates to how easily we can be made instantly negative -- the less troubled we are with the experience of meeting this same helplessness in others.

Whoever considers himself first, considers all others last. And who considers all others last, cares for nothing... not even for himself; which is why for all he gives himself, his is the inescapable sorrow of a heart bereft of love.

The only real and final victory in life is... over life: the realization and entrance into a higher world wherein who you are -- your True Self -- can neither be diminished by the passage of time, nor increased by some capricious change in circumstance.

All of our imagined hopes and plans for the promising pleasures of "tomorrow" are crafted by the parts of us determined to keep us from seeing what we're being given to see about ourselves in each and every present moment.

The inevitable sense of emptiness that eventually nips at the heels of most men and women is the sudden realization that in spite of having "banked" a billion self-stimulating sensations -- even when all have been added up -- they still amount to nothing.

The real victory in life, the only one that lasts beyond passing time and changing circumstances, is awakening to the realization of another order of being -- already within your Self that neither time nor circumstance can ever take from you.