That is absolutely yes! 🙏

Sickness is the cure and the treatment is the actual suffering that creates the need for medicine.

Every moment of awareness is another moment of the real life lived everything else is a distortion of the mind

Bendito y alabado sea el Yo profundo que permea todo y a todos. Gracias por haberme permitido encontrar tu luz a través de tu hijo el maestro Tolle. Sólo pura reverencia y postración ante todo lo que es. Infinitas gracias al universo que nos ama y nos da su luz para hacer que el proyecto divino sea llevado a cabo por los hijos de la luz.

Yes thanks !!

& like Tolle says here, the difference between the conceptual form, & accepting whatever arises at this moment, presence of presence burns off the past.

That's how I see it. Hard to apply but...eventually...it happens. Because I think "what do I have to lose?" Worst case,it doesn't work and I go back to suffering. I think we can be addicted to suffering...but I think that's a very good way to see how things turn out. 🙏🏻

Question what doea he mean by conceptual form. Thank you

That is really well put, I got really sick now for 7 years and it started with a heavy disapproval of myself. I try to be nice with myself but still pushing me and being unforgivable.

@@kristi94 you have nothing to lose....you can do it

Thats very sad state of doctors.

It's so easy to explain this xd

Hello. Please look up Dr. John Sarno and Dr. Howard Schubiner. Their work deals with the mind-body connection and how it affects chronic pain in people. Every doctor should know about this subject.

Read "The Biology of Belief" by Bruce Lipton. It will help you in better understanding how to explain- Epigenetics. Good luck, Doc.

I am so glad to read some of the comments that talk about dr. John Sarno and dr. Howard schubiner and I would also recommend. Dr. Dan Ratner who is a psychologist and has a great KZfaq channel! And also I will say that a lot of these gentlemen I believe have mentioned Eckhart Tolle and the Power of Now being a great reference for mind-body

Very well said!

Very well said!

Ho my name is Efren and I am having some very hard problems!!! I had surgery and a lot went wrong and now a few months later the doctor tells me I should be fine and I still feel sick! Can you help me ,, can I have your email where you can tell Me what you did

@@electromejia3889 Now I'll tell you what I did. for several months I suffered because of the negative thoughts I had. all of this had repercussions on a physical level. I was planning suicide. It was the darkest time of my life believe me. it took 2 years to fully accept my situation. true acceptance with no desire for my situation to change. If you want your situation to change it's because you're not really accepting. healing does not happen through cause and effect, acceptance = change. in true acceptance there is no desire for change. accept this moment as it is. What would you do if your situation remained like this forever?

There are so many good doctors like that and just seeing and talking to them start the healing process! The doctor himself is the placebo! People throng such doctors worldwide!

Same! I just went to get tested for strep. Before we even got to that I was asked "how is your anxiety, depression, and PTSD?" I almost cried lol it also helped me realize how good I've been doing lately.

You are lucky Carol, most doctors are under so much time pressure they simply don't have the time to ask and sadly certainly don't have the time to listen. I visited a GP about something totally unrelated and ended up sharing my mental health struggles with her, she just listened and handed me tissues to dry my tears of relief that poured down my face as i finally admitted to another human being " I'm not actually doing ok". For me personally this was a huge turning point in my recovery 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Carol B my dr pescribs me DMT

Annika, your comment resonates with me. I experienced the same. Healing happens. We just gave to do our part.

True and profound thanks. really need to heed. so haatd

Much love Annika. Not in a fancy way. In appreciative way.

@@matthewroberts6574 I have experienced a number of times this mind-body connection it's very real and. One can suffer some real pain without knowing that the cause is more mental -emotional than physical.

Yes and unfortunately we've been tainted with medication since we were born. Changed our DNA, but not permanently. Our minds can reverse it with a level of awareness, and love, & resistance to being forced on medications that will damage you, and those medications put a barrier between the problem---- and homeopathic treatments or cures. If you think about it, medications are just a push to our system to ACTIVATE what our brain already knows how to do without medication ;)

Can you tell me how you did it

Would so appreciate it if you would share more about how you healed your body, I am a diehard fan of Eckhardt but I have yet to heal my body. If you wouldn’t mind sharing, I would love to hear more. Thank you.

@@lindapelle8738 I'd love to tell you, I was writing you an answer earlier and my computer kept shutting off. Anyway the quickest way to getting to that point is to practice staying in the moment no matter what. That is the secret of having peace, when you have peace, your body heals. .It is a slow process, but no stress will heal your body and surrender to your higher self. You will be guided.

I’m sorry, I pray you let go, surrender and heal. ❤️🙏❤️🙏

Good for you!!!

I go to a physical Trainer because of Fibromyalgia and it is a prescription for doing Fitness. I am 46 and a very good athlete and yoga type for decades.But yesterday I asked her if I can try the treadmill, the entire 5 minutes the Trainer shouted at me what I was doing wrong and of course I saw myself in the mirror not doing it very well. I felt so humiliated after that, I couldn’t sleep the whole night and I had intense pain in my legs. I often observed that she talked to others like that but not for 5 minutes. I might be very sensitive and others would possible not being affected by it. Now I have something to meditate over, for that I am grateful because definitely I want my body perfect which is in the end a hassle and not possible.

@@Nae641 I'm sorry that happened to you, and I hope you find the will/reason to try again. Perhaps a new trainer? Also, this may sound like a joke, but sometimes you need to learn how to properly walk before ya run. Trying walking for short distances in your neighborhood, then build yourself up to a slow jog, then learn how to run, It may take a whole year before you feel good at the running stage, maybe more

@cj, what would happen if you were suddenly paralyzed, unable to workout "religiously?" Physical fitness is healthy. I don't think it can be "overdone." Yet, something about your story sounds like overcompensation (the only reason you haven't gone "insane?"). Depression is anger turned inward, shame. Our conscious mind is just 5% of our brain, emerging from the 95% subconscious (and 1/2-second delayed from its manufacturing. I.e., we're already living in the past a little by the time our conscious state emerges). It sounds like you're running from something, distracting. That doesn't last forever. Many years ago I went to a shrink as part of a "teambuilding" experiment at work. Everyone in my department had to go, find out "the color of their parachute." I had _a lot_ of issues, very attached to my identity at work, very overcompensating, workaholic. I was super-resistant to the shrink telling me who I was. I was combative, arguing with him for 2-3 hours. At the end, he expected me to write down his descriptions. He'd say "you're stubborn." I'd say "I'd say tenacious, committed..." and write that down. 100% denial, living my own rationale. At the end, he sat there writing some things down in silence. "You know, I see people like you in my practice every day." ("People like me? what does _that_ mean?" offended). "Oh, they're usually older. They come to me when they can't make it work anymore." That always stood out to me, like I knew what he meant (but couldn't accept it at that time). Many years later I figured it out, awakened to myself, and he was absolutely right. I had reached a point where I couldn't make it work anymore. I'd spent decades avoiding the real matter, trying to be someone I wasn't (trying to make reality something it isn't; trying to distract from what is). Your story reminded me of that. I think exercise (however beneficial) is your distraction (like my work ethic, however beneficial).

That's not spirituality that's the problem. That's the ego.

We are talking about spirituality, which is fundamentally based on the idea that we are more than just our physical bodies and brains. That there is something else, something more than just the brain that creates our consciousness. Something that could be called a soul. And that this soul survives the death of the physical body and brain. That is fundamentally what spirituality is based on. The different organized religions have different exact beliefs about the details of what the soul is, and where it goes after the death of the physical body and brain. Organized religions have exact organized beliefs about the soul and the hereafter. What is known as spirituality, like what Eckhart Tolle talks about, has no exact belief system about what exactly happens to the soul after death. Tolle believes in some form of reincarnation but he does not have exact beliefs about what happens precisely. In either case, it's fundamentally based on the belief that there is some form of consciousness and intelligence behind this universe that can be called a God, that there is something about our consciousness that is more than just the body and the brain in the skull that can be called a Soul, and that there is some kind of survival of this conscious soul after the death of the very impermanent body and brain that can be called an Afterlife.

@@RobertF- I concur completely. My problem is with a spirituality that is disembodying. Eckhart is more balanced; he talks of meditating on the experience of being the body (the inner body). Whilst we are not JUST the body many spiritual teachers go further and say things like, "we are not the body", or that the body is simply a spectacle to be "witnessed", or "all we are is consciousness". In my view we ARE the body, but so much more aswell. Quite often humans are dealing with alot of discomfort, trauma or emotional pain locked away in the body. It is very tempting to go for awareness and disidentify with the body. Spiritual bypassing. In my opinion some spiritual teachers are not helpful in their approach in dismissing the body as a mere "appearance".

Big Pharma: "Shut him down! He's going to cause us billions!!" 🙄

THEY KNOW

Big Pharma fuels drug dependency by playing on our fears of death & false perceptions of powerlessness to self-heal. Homeopathy was doing well in recent years, restoring our power to treat our health holistically & to believe in our self-healing capacity. German homeopathy in particular, is second to none, but now the "Krankenkassen" will no longer pay for homeopathic medicines or treatments, claiming these "don't work"! Many homeopaths will go out of business now & manufacturers of some very effective medicine too. But how many conventional medical/ pharmaceutical drugs & treatments "don't work" either - just papering over the cracks - yet billions globally are spent regularly by medical aid companies, insurers, ("Krankenkasen") etc, paying for those drugs & keeping Big Pharma & its shareholders in business? We are being kept sick, drug-dependent & spiritually impoverished by corporations & technocrats & thus finding it more challenging to fight back. One wonders how far things must get out of hand before enough of us awaken. This news about new regulations regarding homeopathy in Germany has been 'buried' under headlines concerning UK & US air strikes in Yemen & the German farmers' protests against removal of gvt subsidies on fuel etc. - an important issue certainly, but as a distraction, it was far more powerful, as far as TV news editors were concerned.

It's nice to learn how to write "Eckhart Tolle" in Korean. 감사합니다

Thank you for your kindness 🙏

What they left out was the bell was made of chocolate!

@@darrylschultz9395 🙏🌺🌟 chocolate is a poison for dogs !!! 😯...🙏🌺

@@annavespa4233 It was a joke. Chocolate is universally recognised as one of the things most likely to cause salivation to occur, so although I was aware it's not something a dog would want to eat, it seemed preferable to use that rather than saying "the bell was made of bones!".

@@darrylschultz9395 ok 😊🙏🌺

@@annavespa4233 🙂🤙

What country is that?

I just got done reading Dr Sarno’s book twice. It is so true. I have been working with his principles for healing back pain. I am a firm believer that we have to start healing ourselves through non traditional methods. We have given away our power.Especially because of what has happened to traditional medicine and the pharmaceutical industries. become of the traditional medical field. No

@@pamelamartini9030 I'm glad you know about his work and teachings and that it's been helping you recover. It's a very important topic. The human mind is an incredibly powerful and complex thing, and it can have a tremendous impact on the physical body and sensations. I found relief from the back pain I had after discovering the work of Dr. John Sarno and this topic. It's extremely important and everyone should know about it. Traditional medicine and Big Pharma doesn't really want people to know or understand this topic because it goes against their billion dollar industry. So there's a lot of resistance against this whole topic, which is fundamentally about people healing themselves through understanding how powerful their minds are and how it can have such a huge effect on their well-being, both physically and psychologically.

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The subconscious is very powerful (95% of our brain, from which our 5% conscious state emerges). It's far beyond "figuring out," like a lightbulb can't illuminate the energy that operates the lightbulb. For me, the answer was to practice mindfulness on the present moment (the closest we can get to the point of emergence, noticing what emerges and not being as reactive). Also psychedelics gave insight. They put you closer to your subconscious.

The thoughts and feelings we receive from our minds are not our thoughts and feelings, they are even about us. If we accept the mind produces 99% of the thoughts we receive which in turn leads to feelings, then who's thoughts and feelings are they really? If the thoughts and feelings belong to the mind then si must the anger and fear belong to the mind also. Sometimes my mind is an absolute chaotic jumble of irrational thoughts and feelings but i personally am absolutely fine and i am able to obverse my minds thoughts and feelings without mistaking them for my own. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

I know that a man was able to have same problem solved after attending Dispenza's seminar. I hope you will too.

Look up Curable Health

I hope you feel better surprisingly soon.

@@RobertF- thank you

Going to extremes isn't helpful I agree. Denying science completely and not seeking help when sick is counterproductive. Balance is key

This mind-body connection that he is talking about is very real. It's not necessarily spiritual or metaphysical though, it's a psychological issue. The mind has an effect on the body. This is a scientific fact. The main issue with this topic actually is how it causes a large majority of the chronic pain issues that people have. Please look up Dr . John Sarno and Dr. Howard Schubiner to learn more.

kimtaylor4480 🙏🌺 could you please write in which video he was talking about getting sick ? would like to watch it ... thanks 🙏🌺

kimtaylor4480 🙏🌺 the video where Eckhart talks about getting sick is "the deep meaning of the cross" , 6 december 2022 ...🙏🌺

@anna vespa... Thank you! ❤️

Very sad story, a healthy outlook can only help but it shouldn't be relied on as an alternative to medical help 🙏🙏🙏

I can strongly relate to what you wrote (went through, and still do, something like that). Ultimately, you're not awakened and in the present moment (accepting the is-ness of the moment) if you feel you have to have someone else to somehow complete you. Think of reincarnation (if its true, I don't know if it is or not). What if you were soulmates to the extent that you recognized things about yourself and became more awakened? Could you live with that? Wouldn't that be better than never crossing paths at all? The more you pine for what it isn't, the more disrespect you pay to what it is. If there has to be a life where you awakened this much, you don't want it? You want the next life where you're already awakened and can accept your soulmate? (If so, that's moving backwards, not forwards). The only way it could possibly be so in this life is if you can accept that it isn't so, and make the most of this life (what you've learned from this). By giving it all up that way, it's possible it could be this life. But, the longer you let your present moment be crowed by what it isn't, then you're not on the path of awakening. It wouldn't hurt to see a therapist. If you're truly an open book and not afraid of what's going on inside you -- willing to follow it wherever it goes -- it should take just 3-6 sessions to get honest assessment. Sometimes we can be driven/compelled in ways that we can't see (the subconscious 95% of the brain from which the conscious 5% emerges, a little after the fact). Childhood trauma, repressed/disintegrated anger/shame can affect us in ways you absolutely cannot see. I would probably look for a Jungian therapist (Jung's model resonates strongly with awakening. He actually had an awakening experience very early in his career. It must have informed his theories of psychology and how the mind works. He kept his experience secret until 100 years after it happened, and almost 50 years after his death. It was recently released as "The Red Book."). Also a therapist who understands mindfulness on the present moment. (IMO, psychology and mindfulness have the same goals: to be more honestly related to reality, better individuation between thoughts and the self without thought.).

A couple psychological things come to mind: 1. covert narcissism. Everyone knows what narcissism is. The grandiose self-entitled person, better than everyone else. But, the covert form is almost the opposite. The cn gets egoic supply from suffering, not having what they're entitled to. It feeds the ego through the implication that "I deserve better. If only...." It's an organizational framework of the mind, it defaults to viewing itself among others this way. Instead of being overtly proud, it's a covert pride that satisfies itself in all the ways it's invalidated. 2. The shy/quiet borderline is a lot like the covert n. Borderlines are very big into "it was meant to be, she was my soulmate." Overvaluation/devaluation (which Ns do too). They are emotionally labile and highly identify with their emotions as making the moment real. Ordinary b's have problems with rage (they can't regulate their emotions). Shy/quiet b's are better at that, and hold it in (like an N does). IMO, N & B are the same things, just opposite ends of the same spectrum. Ns believe their story and emotions are vulgar. They're pathologically counter-dependent (won't let anyone in). Bs are like a broken N. They don't believe their story. They're pathologically co-dependent (require someone else to be whole, no-boundary absorption). B's are like the "emo" sitting on a park bench strumming their guitar singing Green Day's Boulevard of Broken Dreams (emotional "cutting"). They have the same egoic needs as an N, filling it through suffering. In some ways they're more honest than the N (who's in denial about having any need, and views such vulgar expression of emotion as weakness). The B pattern is often described as "I love you, I hate you, don't leave me." Ns & Bs often attract each other and have extremely intense relationships that they believe was more real than they've ever had. Magic. Something about how they fit together as puzzle pieces, pushing each other's buttons, re-enacting dis-integrated trauma. They engage in "hoovering" (contacting each other in manipulative ways to see if the other is still "on the hook"). This could be weeks or years later. There's a strong pattern of overvaluation, devaluation, discard, recycle. I could say a lot more about this.

Yet some of the oldest ppl alive are smokers

Isn't it weird how YT can spot misinformation a mile away, but not the comment spammers with whatsapp numbers in their user name? Even if you report a spam comment, YT acts like they can't see it (nothing happens).

Suffering is only temporary unless you make it permanent. I know life can very hard, but it can also be blissful.

I once knew a lady from Tucson; Who liked to make love with her shoes on; But when Michael's friend, did he love-letters send; Shoes were out for this lady called Luzon.🤪

That truth.. like lightning.. Please sear into me.

i did not like this clip eyther and i do not belive in placibo effects

@@timothywait9457 Hello Timothy and thank you for your comment. Actually placebo does exist - it has been verified scientifically. BUT - and this is important - placebo has very limited effects. You cannot cure cancer or other serious illnesses of the body with placebo. I agree that Eckhart is out of line in this particular clip. He should stay away from medicin. People may get the idea that you can cure serious illness with the power of conciousness, or placebo. Very dangerous. Take care, Tomas

But I do believe that your mind has the power to cure your body. As a Christian, I would use the concept of faith: faith is like a mustard seed that can grow into a huge tree: the bigger your tree has grown, the more you can do with it.

But anyway, it is true that we have to accept the suffering we experience at a given moment. It makes your relationship with God stronger: "Thy will be done on earth as in heaven."

This way, you learn and discover that you never achieve anything alone: Christ helps you, even when you are lifting one finger, and we humans do not realise this. Hence our loneliness. If you would really feel that Christ is collaborating in any of your undertakings, that he is your "Invisible Counter player", you would be in Paradise.

This is called nuptial mysticism, actually.

People all too often regard God as their boss: He isn't, He's the lover of any single person. If you want what He wants, and He wants what you want, what on earth can happen then. It's like two people standing in front of a door, saying politely "After you, after you, after you..." ad infinitum. Luckily, the Now is timeless. It is infinitesimal. We don't need time. And then, out of the Source, all of a sudden, something emerges. Who has caused it? You? Our the one you call You, so God? Impossible to know.