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Letting Go with Guy Finley

Question: I am having problems with my expectations of people and feeling disappointed when they do not act in the way I think they should towards me. Currently I’m experiencing a lot of anger with a person I considered such a good friend who I feel is manipulating me and causing a situation to be…

Our relationships with one another are often a source of distress. In general, the principal form of conflict we experience with others has to do with some form of consideration that we feel they are not giving to us. We often suffer from thoughts like these: “She is not being respectful enough.” “He is not…

Whenever we are angry or upset with others for their unkindness towards us, the hardest thing to see in such moments is that the person we are about to punish is already in more pain than he or she can bear… and that this ache in their soul is the secret driving force behind their…

The best we can do for others, to help make their lives brighter, begins with the work of enlightening ourselves. In this manner — from our first tentative steps toward a life in the Light, all the way to the summit of Higher Self-Understanding — we agree to the task of never again allowing ourselves…

Have you ever been insulted by a passing comment your partner made and then suddenly felt a fire ignite in you? Guy Finley explains how you can start to learn, not burn, in these explosive moments! For more information on Guy’s new groundbreaking book go to: http://www.relationshipmagicbook.com

In the end, the kindest thing we can do for others is to always remember – as best we can – that within each of us lives the one true source of understanding, of compassion and love, and then strive to be that (spirit) for one and all.     http://www.relationshipmagicbook.com

Every moment we have a choice as to what we love, and whose company we keep, accordingly.       http://www.relationshipmagicbook.com

There is always a moment before a problem starts with another human being where we realize that what we want is not going to happen. Ordinarily we’ll say the other person is about to “ruin my day.” But there is, for those of us who want to understand, not only a way for our day…

A-arguing, B-blaming, or C-coercing never lead to a healthy relationship… http://www.relationshipmagicbook.com  

We can’t change others — or the purpose of any given moment as it unfolds; but we can work to place one less demand upon both. Only in this action can we hope to find the freedom for which we seek, because the only thing that imprisons us — in the end — is our…
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