Guy Finley's You Can Be Unstoppable

Key Lesson: The awareness that awakens us to the presence of some negative state is not the same as the level of self from which we have just been awakened.

Key Lesson: There can be no spiritual lesson learned from any painful moment when one's suffering is only over the loss of some imagined gain.

Key Lesson: Transcending any limitation in life begins with being willing to realize it consciously.

Key Lesson: The key ingredients of spiritual bread - a measure of which all are needed to ensure it rises -- are right intention, extra effort, and wise persistence.

Key Lesson: There is no road that leads to real life: real life is Presence, not a place to go.

Key Lesson: Nothing in the universe can make you relive the ache of some past psychological pain. This means that any misery over a mistake in your past -- whether ten seconds passed, or twenty years gone by -- belongs to a part of you whose very "life" depends upon driving you back into and a painful memory of some kind.

Key Lesson: The more spiritually asleep one is...the more instantly angry one becomes for having been awakened.

Key Lesson: To gain entrance into that quiet and safe space that lives between thoughts only becomes possible as you lose interest in the familiar sensations of self produced by mechanical self-centered thinking.

Key Lesson: Only "I am" can be aware of what I want, while wants themselves… have no awareness.

Key Lesson: One-way of restating the phrase, "Not my will, but thy will be done"... is to say: "Not as I want things to go, but as you would have me grow.”