Eckhart discusses the inception of ideas and the process of creative manifestation. It's not a question of idea ownership with shared conceptions but overall enjoyment of the creative process as it's primary to the outcome.
Eckhart shares the power of contemplating the ordinary moments of everyday life. By bringing consciousness to the small moments that often seem insignificant, we bring awareness, appreciation, and enjoyment to all forms of the present moment.
Is it spiritually hindering to have pride in others and in oneself? Is being glad of ones accomplishments pride? The sense of pride, often accompanied by the ego, should not be confused with the feeling of goodness from your accomplishments
If you’re completely surrendered to what is, do you still have that kind of selfless love for a specific person romantically? Eckhart answers this community question and delves into the spiritual side of all things love
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
Jim Carrey as you have never seen him before. His honest, candid, humble self discussing openly his life-long pursuit for meaning and purpose, his encounters with Awakening and his optimistic view of the emerging "New Earth." Recorded at the 2009 Inaugural GATE Event (Global Alliance for Transformational Entertainment) Video was Shot and Produced by Eckhart Tolle TV.
A moving dialogue on topics including Neale Donald Walsch's personal story, his creative process, the challenge of staying spiritually awake in daily living, and more.
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.
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.
For anyone dealing with depression or emotional pain, Eckhart discusses the importance of keeping our attention in the present and staying alert to the mind's tendency to create further suffering.
