Real freedom has no beginning or end, while fear can't exist without the beginning of something that will -- and must, under law -- come to an end.

We live, at present, by the law of every passing imperative . . . and thereby ignore the presence of the most important of all: first and foremost, to possess ourselves.

Just as the Light of Truth is Timeless, so too are its Laws; the soul that learns to embody and serve their celestial purpose soon realizes liberation.

We live within... and under an unseen Law: whatever we resist -- deny or reject -- about our past is destined to become a part of our future...

In this short talk, Life of Learning Foundation Director Guy Finley explains that we as human beings are meant to be very sensitive instruments, never not being touched by Divine influences. Presently we do not have this sensitivity due to the influence of nonstop thinking.

Gravity is a form of emptiness: it is a celestial law that represents a ceaseless longing answered only by what it captures, and draws into itself...

In this life, because of its invisible laws of perfect response, anything that we do to help another outgrow the limitations of his or her present nature ensures the same order of growth in ourselves.

Topics covered: We are capable of understanding with our natural mind, without having to think about it; The understanding of level and scale is not through comparison; Time acts on space; The 'I' you know is an effect of thought; There is either the presence of real 'I' or there is identification; The true center of something lives above the world in which it sits.

For reasons concerning the greater Laws that govern the possibility of Immortal Life, it is far better for you to fail at the task of being yourself, than to succeed by having learned to imitate someone else.

If we would only dare to discover the invisible laws that govern failure and put them in our service, then our success in our chosen quest would never be in question apart from the moment of its arrival.

Classroom Talk: 12/17/2003 - Not wanting to look upon whatever may be bothering us is a sure way to keep what is bothering us in plain view!

The only way to ever know, and thus help heal the pain that dwells in the heart of another which, incidentally, is the only way its secret cause can ever be corrected . . . is to agree to see and know that suffering as your own.