- Wherever anything is, according to its nature and what that relationship is, it is always exactly where it needs to be to receive exactly what it needs to receive.
- We want to be free because it’s too painful to be where we are. Our suffering proves to us that we don’t want to suffer.
- We are always exactly where we need to be in order to fulfill the purpose we have been placed here for.
- What we are tempted by in all instances, with no exception, is an image of some kind.
- Images are buffers, simultaneously appearing with an image maker, an identity attached to the particular image.
- You can’t have an image of any kind without an image maker.
- Every moment we meet is compared to an image of what we think the moment should be, and there is no rest in that, ever.
- Rest is found in direct proportion to our awareness of how the unconscious nature can never know peace.
- No one finds God that doesn’t lose themselves.
- One finally learns how to “let go and let God“ by going through the moment as it is given, moment to moment.
- The greater the light, the more darkness it draws; the disturbances seem to get bigger.
- To be free is effortless; what takes effort is to not be free. Not being free is the identification with freedom.
- Any time we’re confronted with what seems to be a fear, the first thing the mind does is go look for an image to deal with it; knowledge: what should I do, how do I act, what should be my behavior.
- Purity is the transfiguration of what is impure. It is the removal of all that is not pure. In order to have purity, there has to be impurity.
- Let us start on the right foot all the time, because otherwise we are led by some attraction to or avoidance of some image we have.
- We’re fascinated with the feeling of ourself as long as it’s a feeling we want; otherwise, we want nothing to do with it.
- When we really have a true feeling, it’s sacred and we don’t feel a need to broadcast it, to enlarge it.
- We forget that “it has already been done,” because we become identified, and then are off and running on the hamster wheel.
- We always want to do something about what we are given to see.
- There is something that sees false activity, and that would be called true action; being actively aware of what is passive.
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Saturdays with Guy (3/30/2024)
- Posted: Friday, April 5, 2024
- Meeting: Saturday, March 30, 2024
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Duration: 46min 39sec
Saturdays with Guy (3/30/2024)
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