Topics covered: We have to ask questions in our spiritual work but the answers don't reside in the realm of the mind that's asking; We have two natures -- one that is a time-based creation, and one that can begin to see the other; You are responsible for your own dissatisfaction; Reliving vs. reinventing; Thinking can't see anything other than what the thinker projects; You have been raised in...

Topics covered: Waiting on something vs. waiting in presence; The divided mind always waits on something to identify with; The nearest you come to having God's life is when you are the furthest away from thinking you do; Real help isn't finding something that gets me through a problem, it's realizing that I am the problem; 'I never ask where I am on the mountain, I just keep climbing'; Anyone...

Guy Finley's monthly call-in radio show, Guy Finley LIVE! Topics covered: No rushing exists outside of our thinking; Our problems begin with the way we see life, and not with the life we see; No matter what happens you must use the moment that has been given to you for the highest purpose it is meant to serve; Being relaxed is about doing what's practical and dropping what's punishing; There's...

You have always believed that the better people feel about you, the better you can feel about yourself. However, you may have never really considered that the opposite of this belief must hold equally and unhappily true, and that is: The less you are approved by others, the more alone and uncertain you feel. This helps to explain why you think you have to please people as well as why you resen...

Interview with Constance Arnold of Think, Believe and Manifest! on 7/15/11.

My mind is a constant racket. The thinking noise never seems to end. Something has to be done about this way of reacting to life that has plagued me for so many years. I have to find a way to remember at the outset of any crisis that God is in charge and that there is no reason for me to leap into anxiety, rage, or violence because I do not realize what is going on nor can I control what is go...

Topics Covered: Other than practical or creative thought, we don't need to think; The more you think, the more you sink; When we're identified with anything, we're asleep; Don't try to win, don't try to be strong, just watch and see; We suffer because we have forgotten; The worst that can happen if you go into a moment that you fear is that you'll learn something about yourself...

One sure way to tell if you're negative about something that's happened to you... is when you can't stop thinking about it, reliving some idea that simply won't stop. Any thought about an event past that you can't stop running through your mind... is in a race of its own; it sprints forward trying to cross some imagined finish line where it imagines it will finally rest for having finally outr...

Topics covered: The moment that you start thinking about being in the flow, you are cast out of the flow; Resistance to the disturbance seems to prove that we would be content if it were not for the disturbance; When a dream is interrupted, the dreamer comes up with a plan to get rid of whatever is obstructing the dream; Identification with anything always places a person outside of where the real flow exists.

The only way to leave the world of feeling sorry for yourself is to deliberately leave the world of thought.

There may be no greater self-deception than the false notion that rushing through anything actually helps us in any way whatsoever. After all, if anxious thoughts and feelings had any power to deliver us to a place or time where peace awaits, don't you think we'd have gotten there by now? Let there be no mistake here: *When it comes to being in a hurry, what difference does it make how fast y...

Question from a student: What is a good approach with a supervisor who clocks one's production and applies other pressures? Do what is in your power to do, and refuse to do what is not. Neither ticking clock, nor dominating supervisor is in your power to change; they are what they are...(but not what you think). On the other hand, what is in your power is to KNOW the truth of the first statem...