Spirituality Revealed

Man, I love watching the way he listens to people. Just totally present, caring, and attentive to the person talking.

My channel is interesting aswell..
Namaste to all creation 🙏🙇

So many wise people to be had on YouTube. Love it. 🙂

I blame life and God for not providing necessary tools and guidance to create happiness.
Of course its my fault. But it could have been less violent.

Isn't consciousness an identity? If "human being" is not who you are, then are you "insects, plant, animals" [No disrespect intended]
So, the memories, experience, learning, emotions, Intelligence, decisions, consequences, relationships etc. also part of ego? Does that make sense? If that's so, you cease to be human, and perhaps you don't need food, because hunger is no longer a problem ? You probably don't need clothes, as you're just consciouness? Probably you never get sick, and don't have a need for medicine?

Does that make sense?

I wish i could meet you someday.. love from India…

Eckhart you started to sound like LIFE itself in my head! This whole time i have missed out on your endlessly refreshing wisdom and now i saw you when i actually opened my heart and mind to stillness. I had lived an entire 27 years trapped in distraction and a little bit of ego, not to mention all the grief which the people around me caused me to feel. i didn't know feeling either bad or good is a matter of decision and that i had a choice. Eckhart, i tell you i have never taken anything way too seriously the way i heard you talking to the point i could finally feel myself within myself outside of my mind. Even though i am from far away, i am hoping to get the chance to meet you someday. I really do love you and thank you for being you.

“Everything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of the human freedoms—to choose one’s attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one’s own way.”
― Viktor E. Frankl, Man's Search for Meaning
(Austrian neurologist and psychiatrist as well as a Holocaust survivor.)

I recommend everybody to read this book.

There is no problem in the now unless there is one. For most of us the problems are just in our heads. In some cases – like the Holocaust – they were real not imagined. I spoke to a woman once – who was very lively at 85 – about how she survived the Holocaust.

She was imprisoned in 5 death camps and she managed to escape all of them. Now that I am meditating I finally understand how she did it. She was in the now. She was present enough to notice and embrace a potential escape route each time. She even did in her eighties when living alone in a house outside a village.

One day a psychopath showed up holding a knife ready to kill her. What did she do? Instead of shrieking or running away she just turned around when she noticed him and said "what a beautiful knife, where did you get it?". That put the potential attacker off track immediately and he gave her the knife to look at it.

I have a problem in my college study, i can't handle it, can i just surrender in the present moment? I want my problem to be fixed but i can't, can surrendering to present moment solve it for me?

Viktor Frankl would be a good example of someone who experienced deep presence within the concentration camps…..

silly questions don't seem to bother him in the least, fascinating