Guy Finley's You Can Be Unstoppable

Key Lesson: God, the Divine, does not hold back the answers for which our hearts seek; it is we who hold onto ourselves…and then wonder over His silence.

Key Lesson: We can either be one with all that is changing in life, or we can remain in the dream that we live apart from these changes and continue fighting with them…struggling on in the vain hope that we’ll find the peace we seek somewhere on the battlefield.

Key Lesson: Psychological pain is neither the enemy, nor the problem; ignorance of one’s own nature is the source of the victim’s view, as well as the unconscious suffering that keeps him captive.

Key Lesson: The self that knows itself only through thought can never develop beyond the content of itself, any more than a math equation can suddenly outgrow the pile of figures responsible for its form.

Key Lesson: Any achievement that doesn’t serve to liberate us from the level of self that measures itself by its successes is only a part of a prison yet to be realized.

Key Lesson: If we want to learn the whole lesson, we must be willing to make a whole mistake.

Key Lesson: Here is the long and short of a very simple, but powerful spiritual truth: it is impossible to measure one's self without using both ends of the ruler.

Key Lesson: Who we really are, in reality – our True Self – can no more be defined by what once happened to us – be it a day or decade ago -- than can the morning sunrise be measured by the moonlight that paves its way.

Key Lesson: Nature reclaims whatever we abandon; this axiom holds as true with an abandoned building as it does with one’s soul.