The Power to Let Go and Live in the Now
Secrets of Being Unstoppable, Program 5
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The Power to Let Go and Live in the Now
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Guy Finley
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Guy Finley
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The now is the gateway to creativity. It is the home of peace and is where love lives. If we are to answer the call within us to perfect ourselves and the world around us, then we must all take a mandatory step in our own inner-evolution: we must learn to live in (and participate with) the ever-unfolding and ever-new present moment.
Here's the problem: we weren't born knowing how to live in the now. Once we outgrow the simple joy of being a small child, we forget what real joy is. Our parents couldn't tell us how to regain that precious power, because they too had fallen asleep to its presence in them. And we were never taught about it in school. Being conscious of ourselves in the present moment is the key to all things good. Our relationships grow, because we do; confidence increases, because we make fewer mistakes in our awakened state. Being grounded in the present moment empowers us to stand in a world where the waves of troubled thoughts and feelings can no longer wash us away.
The unique ideas and insights described in Let Go and Live in the Now can literally be put to use the moment you hear them!
©2004 Guy Finley (P)2004 Life of Learning Foundation批評家のレビュー
"Guy Finley's books are essential guides for positive living and achieving your maximum potential." (Suzanne Somers)
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Guy Finley's 16-part Secrets of Being Unstoppable program is a self-realization classic. As the enlightenment specialist moves from abstract concepts to illustrative stories, Finley brings listeners to the present moment, where happiness is immediately attainable. The performance is passionate, dynamic, and inspiring. "The Power to Let Go and Live in the Now" aims to make people slough off their "dullness" and embrace the vitality that fills them and can be accessed at any given moment. Happiness is not to be found in an "outcome-oriented life". Listeners feel that Finley has personally applied his extraordinary message, for his words seem deeply experienced.