Guy Finley's You Can Be Unstoppable

Key Lesson: The limitation of thought is that it can know, but never be. Being is the heart of reality itself, while thinking only creates the illusion of being real.

Key Lesson: Here is a great spiritual paradox, but the first step towards real interior freedom begins with seeing its profound truth: there is only one thing that binds us to any given unwanted moment, and that is...how much we don't want to be in it!

Key Lesson: Patience is power because it compassionately rules over whatever parts of us are moved to act against ourselves... or others.

Key Lesson: Any psychological pain avoided always seeds itself into a greater suffering to come, whereas any such pain made conscious always flowers into a wisdom that soon becomes part of the beauty of one's life.

Key Lesson: In the kingdom of heaven, integration and illumination are one and the same movement and moment.

Key Lesson: The sooner we see the secret relationship between how certain we are over what we think we know, and the extent of our suffering over the same, the sooner we will find that elusive freedom that comes only with freedom from the known.

Key Lesson: Whatever confuses you -- be it the pain of some negative state, how people can be so selfish, your own anger, or some compulsive behavior -- just quietly choose to learn the truth about yourself, and watch the mystery disappear.

Key Lesson: One of the ways in which human beings help perfect their own cowardice is by immediately criticizing any idea that they don't understand.

Key Lesson: The secret of letting go -- of a life without the fear of unwanted events -- is knowing, without thinking, that you'll always be given something better than whatever life asks you to give up.