In this podcast, Guy Finley reveals two incredibly powerful words that can help any sincere heart wake up to God's Life.

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There are two incredibly powerful words. It is through these two words that we can actually begin to place ourselves where what is True, Right, and Bright can touch us. The two words are "I'm sorry." Most of us learn to say "I'm sorry" because it gets us through problems. Usually we say "I'm sorry", if we actually do, without any real sincerity behind the words. But only human beings have the capacity to be sorry. The capacity to be sorry comes from the recognition that you have missed the mark. But most of the time we are full of reasons why we are "in the right" to be who we are and behave the way we do. Life is bringing every human begin the never-ending opportunity to see where thought has created--out of itself--a monster in make-up. What a fine day it is when Humility born of Honesty replaces the pride that wants to keep in place what we have been in the past. "Our humiliation is our salvation." If you ever have to defend yourself, you've started from a position that is indefensible. Trying to prove to yourself that you are right never works. A moment of sorrow over being what you are is a moment of sweetness in God's Life because the sorrow comes as a result of a lesson learned--that usually all I am is consumed with myself. Learn what it means--inwardly--to place wanting to see what you are ahead of wanting to prove to yourself that you are what you take yourself to be.

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In this extraordinary podcast, Guy Finley reveals the higher understanding that is necessary to find the Truly Fearless Life!

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So much is said today about the nature of a fearless life. In this podcast we're going to examine the authentic nature of a Fearless Life. There is indeed One Supreme Principle that is the governing force behind fearlessness. What happens to us when we face adverse circumstances? when troubles and fears knock on the door? when we find ourselves in hot water? Most of the time, after a crisis of one kind or another, we attempt to isolate and protect ourselves from the possibility of ever having to encounter such a moment again. In Reality, not only is it possible to be Truly victorious in the face of a difficult moment, but it is possible for us to exit such moments as richer, truer human beings. But where is this Real Life? And how do we find it? The following idea is at the very heart of fearless living: The Universe itself is actually set up for you to succeed with realizing the Fearless Life, which means that you are made for what happens to you! Every moment of your life is bringing you that which you alone were made for. Everything was made for you, just as you were made for everything that happens to you. As you begin to see this beautiful Truth in your daily relationships with people and with the world around at large, you gradually begin to be someone who stops resisting everything that happens to you, and you begin to agree to let Life teach you Its lessons. If you will go into any frightening moment with the understanding that the moment exists for the sole purpose of teaching you that something greater than yourself wants to give you a share of Its Life, then you will exit that moment with less fear than when you entered into it, and you will be fulfilled by the higher understanding that you were made for what happens to you.

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Real Life never disappears! In this special Memorial Day podcast, Guy Finley talks in detail about how Real Life is found in loving what IS.

Highlights:
This is Memorial Day. This is a day in which many people go to the cemetary to visit the graves of loved ones who have died, many of whom lost their lives in armed combat. But in addition to visting the graves of those who have died, there is something else that is very important to remember... All True scripture has an inner meaning that is verifiable and directly applicable right now in the present moment. There is a story in the Christian tradition in which Mary went to the tomb of Christ and found that the stone had been rolled back, and that Christ was not in the tomb. Someone appeared to Mary and asked her (paraphrasing), "Why are you looking for Him there in the place of the dead?" The story goes on the say that Christ is risen. One meaning of this story is that we must not look to find a sense of ourselves in that which has died--in recollection--in familiar memories. There exists a Living Meaning in which, psychologically speaking, we are not looking for the Living amongst the dead. We will not find Real Life within thoughts and feelings about what happened to us in the past--either 10 minutes ago or 10 years ago--Real Life is not there. Real Life--Real Love--is found in Life Itself, which is what Christ represents. Real Life never disappears! We do not usually see this because we are so often identified with what dies (thoughts about life); much of the time we are caught up in measuring ourselves against what has past. Thought about the past is a tomb that is cut off from Life--that is a fact. Memorial Day would be far better served if we found a way to love what IS and to BE with it. We can learn to seek Life where Life Is, instead of finding ourselves in "what was."

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