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Jess Lively
TLS #178: 10 mindfulness lessons from a retreat with eckhart tolle
38 minutes Posted Nov 9, 2016 at 10:00 pm.
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Two weeks ago, I spent a week in Costa Rica at a Deepening Presence retreat with Eckhart Tolle, the author of The Power of Now and A New Earth.
I deeply loved the chance to spend so much time with someone who has such a strong connection to intuition/source on a daily basis. And today, I’m sharing 10 lessons that I took from the teachings which you can benefit from as well!
This episode is perfect for anyone looking to learn more about mindfulness, ego, or is a big fan of Eckhart Tolle’s wisdom.

 

 

“The past no longer matters.” – @EckhartTolleClick To Tweet



“We can use thought without it using us.” – @EckhartTolleClick To Tweet



“Action with pure presence is enlightenment. ” – @EckhartTolleClick To Tweet

 
IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL FIND OUT ABOUT
 

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We are like a bamboo flute – when we are clear and free of ego resistance, the universe can work (or flow) through us easily.

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What are the positive and negative aspects of Christianity and Buddhism.

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Why Eckhart believes that thinking  is the biggest addiction in the world.

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How presence and stillness moves towards presence in motion (or presence in action).

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What the Fartleks of Presence is the zen art of hurrying slowly.

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Is psychological fear necessary and how real is it?

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Does the Ego or your Intuition choose to be present?

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How loving yourself, the self image of who you are, is different than being yourself.

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When we follow our parent’s expectations (against our own internal knowing) for us, it spares them the suffering and places the suffering upon ourselves. 

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Is the Ego useful?

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What Eckhart Tolle think is enlightenment?

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The concept of “human being”, where human is the physical form of our body on this planet and being is the essence, or our pure presence.


 
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Kim Eng
Audible.com
Oprah
Eckhart Tolle on YouTube
Dhanakosa Buddhist Meditation Retreat Center