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Special LessonIdentifying With a Negative Reaction is Not Inevitable
- Posted: 04/23/24
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We have in us -- built over time as part of the construct of our personality - a literal host of demands. Things that over time have been thought over and over and over again until the construction of those thoughts becomes an unconscious attitude. For instance, if you think enough times, "Why are they doing this? I shouldn't be treated like this!" Gradually, you walk around with a chip on your shoulder, but you don't know it's a chip on your shoulder...
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Student Q&A with GuyStudent Q&A with Guy on "Escape the Unseen Prison of Painful Dependency" (11/15/23)
- Posted: 11/16/23
- Meeting: 11/15/23
- Time: 00:21:14
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Topics covered: How long do you want to live a life in which you can be carried off at any time, beaten up, and then released whenever your captor is done with you?; The beginning of the end of useless suffering is in seeing that, at present, you do not really know why you suffer. There is not one solution that you think you know that is going to save you; If you ever want to stop being thrown into a prison whenever conditions seem to conspire against you...
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Featured TalkThe Prescription You Need to Fulfill the Purpose of Your Life
- Posted: 01/28/15
- Meeting: 01/25/15
- Time: 01:05:00
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Featured Study Group Topic for the Week of February 2, 2015. The vast majority of our mental, emotional, and physical patterns -- those repetitive, too familiar pathways along which we walk, are -- in fact -- the creations of an unconscious nature... and all designed to fulfill its unseen purpose: that in our constant, but ultimately meaningless considerations of all we see unfolding around us... -
Special LessonStop This Secret Self-Sabotage
- Posted: 06/23/08
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We're often led to act against ourselves by an undetected weakness that goes before us -- trying to pass itself off to others -- as a strength. In effect, we pretend to be something we're not -- a commonly accepted behavior these days. But any time we feign anything, we do so out of fear that without that "persona" to protect us -- to make that impression we want -- we won't get what we want.
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AlbumThe 6 Characteristics of Higher Self-Command
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When You Command Yourself, You Command Everything We never know what life will bring. And if we're not sure if we will be able to handle it... if we're not sure how we might react that could make things worse... we can't ever feel comfortable or at ease. But it doesn't have to be that way. It's not supposed to be that way. You can stop being afraid of life. You can stop being afr...
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Special LessonStop Complaining and Start Changing
- Posted: 10/16/17
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Most people would rather complain about some painful life pattern than dare to meet the level of their own consciousness responsible for its repeated appearance.
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Guy's LettersThe Bible
- Posted: 08/01/05
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Are the laws in the Bible really God's, or are they man's interpretations? It seems that man destroys whatever he gets his hands on, so why should the Bible be any exception? When Jesus told his disciples that they must lose themselves to find themselves, was this the process of finding true self? Is the Bible a good resource for living truth? Each generation thinks that the Book of Revelation...
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Guy's LettersBlame Game
- Posted: 02/23/03
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What's wrong with knowing that someone or something outside of me is responsible for making me feel unhappy? Over and over I fall into the trap of wanting to lash out and blame other people for what seem to me to be injustices in their actions. How can I learn to suppress that immediate reaction to point the finger at someone else? After certain negative events take place, I think I'll regain...
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Guy's LettersAwakening
- Posted: 02/23/03
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Is 'awakening' the ultimate goal in our spiritual journey? The sleeping nature rules my life most of the time. If I keep working to come awake in small moments, will there be a full awakening for me at some later time? I have had moments of spiritual awakening. Yet, these moments seem to fade all too quickly. When such moments arise, I have a new depth of clarity and silence. Are there any spe...
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Inspirational QuoteGuy Finley's Inspirational Quote #837
- Posted: 02/06/02
- Meeting: 02/06/02
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Part I: See through this trick and triple your productivity: Those stressed parts of us always asking us how will we get everything done that needs to be done, especially when there is so much to do, are themselves incapable of doing anything other than wasting the precious energy we need to proceed... Even as they use these same forces to lend themselves a heightened but false sense of impor...
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Saturdays with GuySaturdays with Guy (5/8/2010)
- Posted: 05/31/10
- Meeting: 05/08/10
- Time: 00:39:00
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In this Saturday discussion Guy explores what it means to take proper action in our inner work. Presently we are improperly active or passive toward negative states which leads to unconscious identification with the self that blames the feeling on exterior events... -
Special LessonWe Get Exactly What We Give
- Posted: 08/29/23
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Do you find yourself going through your day, running around like some mad human being, trying to juggle the pieces of your life to make them fit into some picture you've imagined? Have you had enough of suffering uselessly over your best attempts to change those daily experiences? Then here's what you need to consider...
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