Guy Finley's You Can Be Unstoppable

Key Lesson: Knowledge without Spirit is like finding yourself on a cold night with all the wood in the world and having no flame with which to ignite it.

Key Lesson: It is what we attend to that determines what we will ascend or descend through.

Key Lesson: The real reason we stress ourselves over the way others behave -- and are so quick to judge them for their irritating behavior -- is as follows: by blaming others for how we feel in the moment . . . then our negative state is always the fault of someone else.

Key Lesson: Conscious awareness of one's own essential elements acts as both the catalyst for their successive transformation, as well as making possible this grand revelation about the nature of True Self: the Ground of discovery always precedes whatever is revealed as living within and upon it.

Key Lesson: All half-actions are the children of fear; this explains not only why they fail us — as they do — but also how they sow the seeds of indecision that, in turn, completes the dark cycle of self-compromise.

Key Lesson: You cannot escape your experience of life, but you can die to its continual recreation and be made New.

Key Lesson: It may seem like it's possible to make up for lost time, but it is not.

Key Lesson: One good reason to slow down and watch the fall leaves turn color is because if you'll slow down — just enough to do that — you will change too.

Key Lesson: The people of Faith are not those who, in the mid-day sun, set themselves on fire by shouting out their professed belief. The true Friends of God are those who, walking through the dark night, see by the silent Light of their love.