Whether it's health, relationships, or some other heartache letting go is the true theme of this life; we can either agree with its great lesson, or resist it by giving ourselves over to negative reactions -- the difference being whether we awaken to a whole new order of ourselves or continue to suffer for nothing.

God's ever-present life pours into the soul willing to let go of what it has been for the sake of His Love.

In this life, we have one of two choices when it comes to painful events, past or present. We can either go on hating and fearing what we think life has done to us (or others), and let these negative reactions create our experience for us... or we can learn to use these same dark reactions to free ourselves from them. But just wanting to learn the truth isn't enough...

In this answer to a viewer's question, "letting go" author Guy Finley explains that a feeling of frustration with another person is the downstream effect of carrying around an image of ourselves as being perfect. Never blame another human being for how you feel. The condition that you blame for the painful feeling of impatience is not outside of you.

Which would you rather do? Be identified with all the things in life that come and go... so that this lower sense of self compels you to cry and worry and fight to keep everything in place? Or, would you rather be free of that lower nature that lives to cling... so that you're increasingly able to just let what "comes and goes" do just that... come and go with no further muss and fuss? We've...

Patience is an important, but unseen part of letting go -- not unlike learning to tolerate the small thorns that grow on the stem of a rose bud. But why would we agree to be hurt in this way? Because we know that when, at last, the new bud blossoms, its gentle fragrance proves our pain to have been worthwhile.

In this short talk, "letting go" author Guy Finley talks about how creation is not complete without our awareness of it. When we surrender the fearful self that never stops pursuing what it wants, what we receive in exchange is this higher awareness of being an essential part of creation. Then we are participating in something timeless, where fear, hatred, anxiety, and doubt cannot dwell.

In this answer to a viewer's question, "letting go" author Guy Finley explains that we are working for the wrong master whenever our intention is to gain a worldly reward as the result of our work. When we work for the right master, the reward is always a new relationship with the moment and a revelation of something that we didn't know was true about ourselves.

Guy and Noelle Stearns of 1440 Multiversity discuss his upcoming workshop on "The Secret of Letting Go" from October 6-8, 2017; Topics covered: Anything you look at delivers an impression that awakens a characteristic in you that you didn't know was there a moment before; Resistance covers up an unseen insistence; There is no such thing as a "good" negativity; Freedom is not overcoming pain, i...

Topics covered: Discussion of Guy's book "The Secret of Letting Go"; What does it profit a man to gain everything yet lose his soul; Transcending your past; Disturbance is always interior; Whatever I value in any moment is what is revealed; Real responsibility of inner work; No resistance, no negativity; All situations exist to perfect ourselves; It is wise to seek immortality; Reliving the pa...

We must learn to recognize, realize, and release those moments in which we find ourselves struggling with what has "unmade" us. Here's how one recognizes the moment in which this unmaking has taken place: if you're getting negative, life has come, and it's unmade (you). It's taken away that precious image we have of ourselves where we've imitated someone or something...

Most of us are filled with wants that change nothing about who we are, let alone fill the emptiness we all feel within. If we must ask for something, let it be for greater wisdom...