Eckhart shares an essential teaching that likens the growth of awareness through difficulty to the body’s development of muscle through exercise. When we are pushed outside of our comfort zone, we have the chance to grow our perception and awaken
There are two dimensions that every human embodies, the human level and the being dimension. Today we are emphasizing the importance of getting in touch with your depths of being.
Eckhart Tolle is the author of The Power of Now, a #1 New York Times Bestseller, which has been translated into 32 languages and become one of the most influential spiritual books of our time.
When you are trying to align with the unconditioned consciousness that you are, no matter what you do, the world can become a better place because of it. You can make a difference to the collective consciousness of humanity.
The ego lives in a continuous sense of lack, it's always in the background claiming that you or what you do is not enough. You can always achieve more, obtain more, and experience more.
Our first job is to open to the moment, to life. Life exist in the present moment. If you can not be in alignment with the present moment, it may be time to walk away. Joy needs to arise from within you and flow into what you do.
Eckhart discusses the realization and the expression of our essential nature, beautifully describing how our lives lead us to and change us through awakening.
"I’m in the grip of intense fear and anxiety" In today's teachings from Eckhart he discusses the nature of anxiety and fear and what we can do to identify and overcome it. Learn practical guidance on the awareness and acceptance of fear.
Just as the ice melts to reveal a lake, consciousness, too, is continually moving. All things, even inanimate objects, are alive. In this teaching, Eckhart encourages the practice of Presence in nature to regain a sense of awe and life in all things.
Eckhart describes the ability to think by choice alone as his greatest achievement—and how each of us can rise to this challenge and enjoy the freedom it offers.
