Eckhart Tolle - What is Meditation?

This is an excellent explanation of the question "what is meditation?" In the process of explaining this, Eckhart Tolle also answers the deeper question, "who am I really?"

False Shepherds - The Spiritually Inept Leading the Masses

These last two articles by Thaddeus Griebel at the Mind Unclouded blog are excellent and so important. He exposes false teachers and false doctrines of New Age Gurus, Mainstream Media Pundits, Anti-Religious Conspiracy Theorists, Integral Spirituality Gurus, Christian Televangelists, and so-called ‘Enlightened’ Gurus of the East, focusing on David Icke, Peter Joseph, Rhonda Byrne, Eckhart Tolle, Deepak Chopra, Ken Wilber, Andrew Cohen, J. Z. Knight, Joel Osteen, and Shri Mataji . Please read through and comment below. Peace

False Shepherds (part 1)

False Shepherds (part 2)

Eckhart Tolle - Being Present in Relationships

An enlightening and humorous talk on how to bring presence and leave the ego out of relationships.

Eckhart Tolle Interviewed by CBC

In Eckhart Tolle's uncut interview he discusses the nature of consciousness, stillness, awareness, meditation, the power of now, the ego, and other topics he is so well-known for.

Eckhart Tolle - Being Yourself

Eckhart Tolle - One-sided Love Relationship

Eckhart Tolle - Enlightenment

Eckhart Tolle - Quite Ordinary

Eckhart Tolle talks about releasing the ego through embracing the Now. I particularly enjoy the end where he talks about simply accepting and saying yes even to unhappiness. I've been doing this for a while, if feeling sad or depressed or otherwise unhappy just sit and completely accept, completely say yes to the current "negative" emotion and watch what happens. Ok, I'm sad now. Ok so I'm frustrated right now. Ok, I feel lonely now. What happens when you do that is you stop the egoic story, my story, the need to continue the mental drama associated with this feeling of discomfort. Then there is a spaciousness around the emotion, a lightness of being which subtly changes the feeling from "negative" to interesting, a change of pace, oh this is an emotion I haven't felt for a while, let's be with it, and watch/feel/experience it evolve into something new and creative.

Eckhart Tolle on Not Reacting to Content

Author of the amazing books "The Power of Now" and "A New Earth," Eckhart Tolle, points toward the spaciousness that surrounds every object and every event in our lives. By becoming the observer of our thoughts we feel less impulsive in reacting to content.