In this short talk, Guy Finley talks about how, if our wish is to find true contentment, we must begin to give more and more of our attention to our internal compass and the spiritual home to which it points.

There are times when the finest gift we can offer to another is what we are willing to keep for ourselves, as when we can catch a negative thought or feeling that we're about to give to someone else and choose instead to suffer it by ourselves.

A flower in the process of blooming doesn’t go looking for what it needs to fulfill the purpose of its existence; the very presence of its exposed petals and delicate fragrance attracts all it requires to complete itself...

Topics covered: Why did you write the Relationship Magic book; Every limitation we need to transcend in ourselves is done through our relationships; Our relationships allow us to grow in a love that is unconditional; Being a parent requires self-development; As goes my attention, so comes my experience; Revealing allows a healing; Learning to let love come first; Shattering the patterns produc...

A new friend of the Foundation and the work being done here -- who publishes a popular newsletter for entrepreneurs -- contacted me, asking if I would be part of a small group of "leaders" to answer two questions about the coming year, 2010. I felt the following answers were such that all of us could benefit from them, as they address more than just the time we live in, but the nature living...

According to our wish and willingness to give our love to another, there returns to us -- in greater measure than given -- the love we have given. It is, quite simply, the secret of the ages: Love rewards the lover. Isn't it true? The more we love someone, the more love we come upon in our own being; and the more we experience these elevated states in ourselves, the higher we long to go!...

Classroom Talk: 5/19/2021 - How could we ever know even the smallest thing about the possibility of Unconditional Love -- that perfectly still, undivided Divine center-point from out of which creation itself comes into existence -- were it not for our gift of being able to bear witness to the union of the opposites within us...

Question: I not only stiffen up sometimes before speaking to someone who intimidates me, but sometimes I feel like my throat is choking up with so much tension I'm afraid I'll lose the power to even speak! I'd very much like to get past this debilitating, sometimes humiliating, state of self. What can I do? Guy's Response: If we're ever to outgrow the predicaments that we face, we mus...