Guy Finley explains that Truth is always gently inviting you to see that the moments you fear are part of a divine path that's intended to lead you to the center of yourself, where you will discover that everything you need to see your way through the fear already exists within you.

Awakening to (your) True Self begins with realizing that within us lives -- eternally, and right along side one another -- an endless need, as well as an endless resource that exists to answer it!...

Only undivided awareness is fearless in the stream of passing time, because only this level of awareness, undivided, can actually see time -- in all of its temporary manifestations -- as that which passes through it....

Better the whole world should turn against you, because you choose to do what is true, than the whole world approve of you... because you've agreed to do what is false.

Seen through the eyes of higher self-knowledge, our weaknesses, whatever their nature, are (each) the secret seed of a new strength unlike anything imagined in our unending dream of overcoming what now defeats us.

The wish to remember the truth of oneself -- to put God first -- is meaningless without our willingness to actualize that wish before all else, regardless of its cost.

Nothing can be released and resisted at the same time, which means that any attempt to reject some weakness detected in us is the same as protecting it.

We are never further away from the True Peace we seek as when we look outside of ourselves for a place to rest.

The mastery of self begins with awakening to the secret influences that create the sense of self from moment to moment, and then consciously choosing to change the matrix of this relationship.

Part I: Any moment of your life that you don't want to relive, you are reliving any moment that you don't want to! Part II: You are the fears that you fear.

In this present physical world, we travel in order to have and gather experience, but when we have at last entered into real life, we are visited and fulfilled by new meaning.

I've got a few questions to ask. My first question is on something that Mr. Finley said during his "To Touch the Timeless Mind" address. He said something along the lines of, "It is not we who create love, kindness, freedom; the truth is these things create us." I am completely fascinated by this statement and have a basic understanding on what it means, but would love to hear his explanation...