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Advanced Inner Life Talk12 Words to Help You Dissolve Any Dark State
- Posted: 06/01/08
- Meeting: 05/20/05
- Time: 00:48:00
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Using thought as a tool to resolve the troubles that thought stirs up in the mind is like trying to use your fingers to seize, sort, and settle dust particles that are dancing in a sunbeam across your living room floor. -
Single TalkUnmask the #1 Source of Heartache, Fear, Worry, and Regret
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Tonight, millions of men and women will climb into bed struggling with broken hearts, knotted stomachs, and frightened nerves. For some it's the bleakness of a shattered relationship... or the gnawing suspicion that they can no longer trust their partner. For others it's the dread over the presentation they've been asked to give, or the project they've put off to the last minute. And st...
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Guy's LettersIntent and Self-Realization
- Posted: 08/29/17
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In the world of spirit, we experience love. But we are on earth in order to develop our intent -- in order to choose who we are, in order to self-realize. So, in the big picture, is intent only a tool? Or is it an organizing force that allows love and hate to exist? Is intent bigger than love?...
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Guy's LettersAwareness of Negative Disturbance
- Posted: 12/04/15
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I am aware of the need, value of, and willingness to say to a negative disturbance: "You do not have my consent." I know that withdrawing my consent from being conflicted can dramatically shift my experience of the moment... but it also does not necessarily resolve the source of disturbance I have unknowingly created. How do I discern when additional options might be more appropriate or fruitful?...
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Guy's LettersQuiet Mind and Conscience
- Posted: 06/16/15
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When quieting the mind, are you still in touch with conscience, the part of you that allows you to distinguish between right and wrong? For example, there are things I wish I could do (that are not good for me), but my conscience keeps me doing the right thing. If my mind grows completely still, will I have to be constantly asking myself if certain things are right or wrong?...
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Guy's LettersForgiveness and Making Amends
- Posted: 12/13/12
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Can you explain to me about forgiveness? Is forgiveness (and "making amends") something that I (a recovering addict) need to address? It seems silly to think I need to drag up every person from my past that I did something hurtful to. But what about those BIG relationships as in family? Will forgiveness and amends help in the healing of me?...
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Guy's LettersGrowing From Past Mistakes
- Posted: 06/14/10
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I am bogged down in a financial and personal morass, created by extremely poor decisions and excesses in the past. I fear that the whole mess makes it impossible now to absorb and realize the truths that can transform my life. I feel there is just too much damage, and my life will be forever marked by my mistakes. (From student correspondence)...
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Guy's LettersThe Wrongness of Righteousness
- Posted: 12/08/09
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If you see something someone else is doing, whether professional or personal, and it involves you and you know it's not right (and the person that is doing the wrong definitely knows it isn't right), should something be said, or should you just wait because sooner of later things always have a way of working out for the best? (From student correspondence)...
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Guy's LettersThe Art of Performing
- Posted: 11/05/08
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Dear Guy: I play jazz guitar and sing professionally. After reading "The Secret of Letting Go," I'm beginning to see the light (name of an old Nat Cole song). Performing used to feel a lot more subjective than it did after reading your book. How can Letting Go help one to perform in public with less stress and anxiety? Thanks! (Student correspondence, 12/5/07)...
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Saturdays with GuySaturdays with Guy (12/31/2016)
- Posted: 01/04/17
- Meeting: 12/31/16
- Time: 00:30:00
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Topics covered: 'You're just going to have to drive yourself crazy'; You can't make a quiet mind and an open heart with thought; This work is to help develop all of your parts, not just the intellect; You need to be one with events that happen, which thought can't do; Contemplation is different from thinking about what happened; Thought can only imagine that it's working out problems; We resis... -
Guy's LettersWorry About End-Times
- Posted: 06/15/16
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With all the unrest in the world and Christians who talk about end times, I have to admit that I am very concerned about what is in store for the world, our country, and for my family. I believe in God and I don't want to live my life worrying. I do believe that one day we will all be in heaven and in peace; it is just the process of getting there that scares me!...
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Guy's LettersThe Weakness of Anger
- Posted: 10/17/12
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I often feel angry when my colleagues make fun of me in front of others. I know you would say to watch the one within who is angry, or be aware of the anger, etc., but this simply doesn't work for me... it feels more correct to scold them instead, but I still don't get peace. It feels as if I am making more enemies, and the anger still continues in my heart. Please help!...
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