The secret self knows the anguish of our attachments and assures us that letting go of what we think we must have to be — Guy Finley
The secret self knows the anguish of our attachments and assures us that letting go of what we think we must have to be — Guy Finley
The secret self knows the anguish of our attachments and assures us that letting go of what we think we must have to be — Guy Finley
The secret self knows the anguish of our attachments and assures us that letting go of what we think we must have to be — Guy Finley
The secret self knows the anguish of our attachments and assures us that letting go of what we think we must have to be — Guy Finley
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The secret self knows the anguish of our attachments and assures us that letting go of what we think we must have to be happy is the same as letting go of our unhappiness.

— Guy Finley
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