How do you usually respond to the challenges in your life? When we find ourselves in the middle of a difficult situation, the last thing we want to hear is that we should be grateful for the growth opportunity. Yet as Eckhart Tolle explains in this video, at a higher level, even our greatest trials have the potential to spark the awakening of consciousness and illuminate the pathway out of suffering.
In order for our world to free itself from pointless conflict on a collective level, teaches Eckhart Tolle, we must begin by uprooting the causes of pointless conflict on a personal level. In this video, Eckhart discusses: • How life mirrors our predominant state of consciousness back to us • The obstacle of the ego and its quest for superiority at any cost • Finding freedom from the “burden” of the personality • How the process of spiritual awakening commonly unfolds for people
Eckhart Tolle teaches that when we are completely identified with our thoughts, feelings, and our perceived failings in the recent or distant past, life can begin to feel utterly pointless and perpetually dissatisfying. In this video, join Eckhart as he points us toward the discovery of a deeper, indestructible sense of identity: our essential nature as consciousness itself.
Eckhart Tolle often cites the insights contained in the spiritual text A Course in Miracles. “Nothing real can be threatened. Nothing unreal exists. Herein lies the peace of God.”
Across the world’s spiritual traditions, our ordinary, everyday state of mind has been equated to being physically asleep—thus we call the shift in consciousness from a thought-based sense of identity to the discovery of a much deeper essence the process of spiritual “awakening.” In this video, Eckhart Tolle describes how this shift opens us to an entirely novel experience of the world around us.
“When a sufficient number of humans have gone through this incredible shift in consciousness, the world that they create will look very different from the world that is created by humans who are completely identified with thinking.” So says Eckhart Tolle in this inspiring video sharing his vision of the next stage in human evolution.
What are the origins of unhappiness? Is it the things that happen “to us” that get us so angry, depressed, or upset in countless ways? Or is there something deeper going on?
You may have noticed that life can be challenging. Eckhart discusses the inevitability of difficulties and obstacles on your path—and how to respond consciously instead of reacting out of habit or ego.
If you want to help change the world, teaches Eckhart Tolle, you cannot overlook the importance of self-awareness. “Whenever awareness disappears,” explains Eckhart, “whatever the mind does sooner or later becomes a form of insanity.”
Manifestation—or bringing physical expression to our creative insights and ideas—is happening all the time. Yet as Eckhart Tolle teaches, this can unfold in two ways. The first approach is based in ego—in “getting.” The second is inspired by Presence and the motivation to give.
Deepak Chopra unpacks the nature of reality: from consciousness, to making meaning, to what happens after death. He shares a blueprint for awakening through transcending the 5 Kleshas, overcoming limiting beliefs, and expanding your perception. Deepak also dives deep into the reality infinite multiverses, the divine lila, and how to create joy in your life. Drawing from his research on AI, he weighs the possible dangers & benefits to our ever-expanding technology.
When the only reality one recognizes is based solely on what’s going on between the ears, that individual is what Eckhart calls “spiritually asleep.” Discover central differences between conventional awareness and the deeper awareness we access when we step out of the stream of thinking in the mind.
Every desire is at its core a desire for divine connection and transcendence of the false self or ego. Eckhart talks about an empowering perspective on the secret to lasting fulfillment and satisfaction in life.
Our relationships are often the source of both our greatest joy and our deepest pain. And the closer we are to someone—or the more history we share—the more challenging things can get. Discover how to bring a higher, wiser level of consciousness into your interactions with others, whether family members, friends, coworkers, or complete strangers.
For all we’ve learned about the human brain, there is still much that is unknown. In this video, Eckhart speculates about the nature of consciousness, the role of the brain as a “receiver,” and other intriguing insights.
Eckhart emphasizes that true understanding transcends superficial identities and historical conditioning, urging a deeper exploration within oneself to attain spiritual realization rather than looking outward for divine truth. In short, “Know Thyself”.
How often do you complain? Are you even aware when you’re doing it? In this teaching, discover a new outlook on the way we commonly relate to life’s challenges—an empowering perspective that allows us to accelerate the awakening of consciousness instead of staying stuck in negative egoic patterns.
Eckhart Tolle discusses the importance of non-conceptual knowing and stillness in understanding oneself and the world. He emphasizes how modern humans tend to be trapped in conceptual thinking, limiting their ability to experience deeper truths. Eckhart encourages you to embrace stillness to connect with a more profound awareness and presence, moving beyond mere conceptual labels.
Millions of people live their entire lives with an extremely limited and largely unsatisfactory sense of identity. It is made up of our physical bodies, our sense perceptions, our thoughts, our feelings—aspects of what Eckhart calls the “form identity.”
Have you ever been moved by an unexpected desire to create and offer to the world something truly original? Eckhart compares and contrasts the human desire to create, with the way the universe manifests the multiplicity of forms seen and unseen.
Listen for an inspiring teaching on how we can begin to transcend both the personal and the collective ego and turn life’s challenges into opportunities for spiritual awakening. The worst atrocities on the planet are not committed by criminal masterminds, explains Eckhart Tolle. It is the collective ego of humanity that is far more dangerous and destructive.
We all have a personality, a physical body, and a past history that the thinking mind would have us believe makes up the entirety of who and what we are. Explore the question “Who are you?” without referring to things like your name, age, occupation, or any thoughts about the past and future.
Discover the path to freedom from compulsive thinking and the misery that comes with it. On a daily basis, millions of people are subjected to an annoying and incessant noise that they are powerless to shut off. Eckhart Tolle calls this the “humming” or “constant chatter” of our thinking minds.
