Audio seminar presented by Guy Finley at Life of Learning Foundation. Key Lesson: Part I: Here is a spiritual certainty: taking the familiar way out of any reoccurring problem guarantees you will arrive, once more, in the same place from which you started. Part II: Before one can see and know life anew, one must first agree to be...
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Here's the last thing that ever occurs to us when running away from some unwanted moment: it's impossible to outrun what we don't understand about ourselves!
Technology seems to be empowering human beings when in fact it is enabling an unconscious part of us that is incapable of growth. Once this becomes clear you can start to recognize it isn't that technology is leading humanity, but instead we are being led by an unconscious nature that is developing technology to enable its authority over humanity.
Seeing one's present level of self as it is, in reality, is painful only to the spiritually asleep self that -- in its dreams -- has imagined it is superior to what is now being revealed about it.
Within us dwells a higher order of being capable of meeting life-changing moments in much the same way as do leaves on a tree greet a shift in the direction of the wind.
The reason we should hope for the success of others -- even if we temporarily fail -- is because time proves that whatever perfection one can achieve . . . becomes the possibility of all.
In each moment of life we must choose to take the upward path, or we lose the opportunity to rise above the parts of ourselves that like to fall down.
Here is a great spiritual truth: The only time we ever "fail" at anything in our lives is when we walk away from a challenge before we've allowed it to teach us its lessons.
"Response is request"..."We live in a Universe that's friendly"..."Everything that happens to us, we asked for it"... they are all ideas you speak about that I have no problem assimilating... However, ours is a terrible world. Millions of human beings suffer in countries ravaged by famine, disease, and poverty. It seems that almost two thirds of the world's population does not live under the r...