Guy's Blog

What’s the biggest lie in the whole world that, not just incidentally, gives birth to its twin that we call “fear?”

Lessons are not in books; never in words no matter how sublime...

Here is what we must see if we would be free: In the throes of any unwanted moment we're not just resisting what we see as responsible for our pain, but, imprisoned (as we are) by our own negative reactions...

We are carried along in the stream of passing time by (our) dream that freedom from stress, strain, and struggle will be ours as soon as we reach their “promised land” of perfect security...

No revolution of the exterior kind, no movement dedicated to opposing the “powers that be,” has ever changed the consciousness that creates and sustains the system of those powers against which it pushes back...

When it comes to healing mental or emotional pain, the first step to freeing oneself is in seeing the following facts...

As consciously as possible -- preferably in the movement of a single, slowly taken in-breath -- gather all of your attention into the words, “I AM”... And then on the out-breath... (silently say, or think the word) “HERE"...

How I love to wander through fields of light, stopping here and there to see, and to stand in silent awe...

Much in the same way that darkness is the absence of light, meaning that darkness has no existence, let alone authority outside of the light that grants its temporary appearance... so is the following equally true...

As we realize there is no destination in our life toward which we run that isn’t disappearing the moment we depart for it; and -- at the same time -- there’s nothing in the universe that isn't being ceaselessly renewed by the divine forces responsible for its creation, we are awakened to remember a stunning truth...

When Simone Weil penned this inspired observation, “Love is not consolation. It is light,” she made clear -- in one sublime statement an ineffable, supernal truth: the Observer & observed are One...

In our virtually constant state of distress, we almost never stop asking the world -- and everyone we know in it -- to complete us...