We are all at different stages of development when it comes to understanding these principles. There's nothing wrong with using your mind to form practical words to express what stirs you, but you must watch for the part of you that sneaks in to make a sense of self about it.

There is nothing in the past over which to suffer, and no impulse to do so without first having been tempted and then deceived into revisiting, and then resisting the pain of some old memory...

Every reaction identified with -- regardless its nature -- serves to validate the lower level of consciousness responsible for its temporary creation...

Topics covered: Is it possible the Divine would start looking for us early in life; What are the dangers of spiritual arrogance; We seem to live in our own private worlds, but is there a common, objective world; How does one remember oneself; What is the difference between true feeling and derivative feelings; What is the relationship between the mind and the brain; What is the difference betw...

In this Saturday discussion Guy delves into the meaning of commitment, and explains that our pursuits in this life are not to arrive at what we imagine, but to expose who we truly are. This is the true commitment that requires sacrifice, and allows what is higher to answer the authentic need within.

In the end, all true knowledge -- including the Timeless gifts it grants -- is self-knowledge; which means whatever the nature of our present set of limitations -- physically, mentally, emotionally, and ultimately, spiritually -- it exists only as it does because of what we have yet to learn about ourselves.

When you set about trying to reconcile or fix an unwanted situation, it feels like you are being very present and active towards it, but you're actually being passive to a part of you that first brought up the very condition you're resisting and is now keeping you in conflict over it.

Looking for the power to be happy is not found in a person, place, possession, idea, or belief, but through the new understanding that your higher, permanent nature needs no power outside of itself in order to be in charge of an inner or outer attacker.

In one way or another, all True spiritual teachings allude to a Divine Journey that many are called to make, but that few actually do... because of a great mystery that cannot be solved by the “self ” that sets out on that Journey.

When you enter into the unknown, what you are aware of changes. But we have a resistance to a new relationship with life, a new understanding, and instead seek power as a substitute for relationship. Everything is in a constant state of flowering, but when we're in our own...

In this special short talk Guy expands on the previous ""Thou Art -- I Am"" attention exercises to include prayer and the integration of the heart, mind and soul. All work with attention is intended to integrate with what is whole and it is through prayer that our unique relationship with the expression...

Regardless of how dark or empty any given moment may first appear, it acts only as a herald of the living light he needs to see his way home to the Divine.