Guy Finley's You Can Be Unstoppable

Key Lesson: It only seems to make sense to try and push away unwanted events we’d rather not see until we realize that resistance to anything is negative attraction… and that to live with such blindness is to bind us to the very dark moment we would deny.

Key Lesson: As long as one remains a seeker in the spiritual game of searching for one’s self, there will always be someone "new" to become… as well as an agreed-upon blindness to the fact that whatever identity is acquired through such pursuit soon proves itself to be as stale and old as its predecessor. We must quit this ceaseless chase and get down to the business of being what we are – so that we might finally loose ourselves from the husk of self, along with its insatiable appetite to become what it imagines itself as being.

Key Lesson: To have and to hold a hatred of anyone--or anything--is to reject the possibility of ever being released from the unseen attachment that is the real source of all self-induced suffering.

Key Lesson: The Wisdom and the strength to let go is not the outcome of preparation; it is born within us – moment to moment – as our willingness to learn the truth about ourselves meets the need to do the same.

Key Lesson: Because the "still small voice" speaks within us without using words, we must learn how to listen with our eyes, hear with our heart, and receive each moment mindfully; only then is our response in harmony with the greater reality.

Key Lesson: For those with "eyes to see and ears to hear:" any moment we embrace fully – leaving it untouched by thought, even as we give to it our full attention – represents Christ in the "manger" and creates an "immaculate" conception.

Key Lesson: Any friendship based on a relationship that is “already understood” is less a friendship than it is an unstated agreement that things should change between those involved only when and if mutually agreed upon. But real friendship is no such contract; it’s a mutual consent between the parties involved to share in love’s never ending encouragement to outgrow whatever limits the growth of the soul.

Key Lesson: You cannot look for the meaning of Real Life and participate in it at the same time.

Key Lesson: Whoever serves any form of fear, as when one struggles to keep some relationship in life that compromises their integrity, what he or she fails to see is that all they win for their service is to become more fearful.

Key Lesson: To know, firsthand, that nothing good ever comes of a cowardly act is to find the courage to say — and to do — what needs to be done in the moment, in spite of one's imagined fears about the outcome.