Eckhart Tolle

And then after the operation, another scan and said, fine, it hasn't spread anywhere. And I continued with the wonderful presence practice because presence is also extremely healing. So I gave that as an example for when you're really challenged, and you're already familiar what presence is, then you will find that you become, through the challenge, you become more present.

And then after the operation, another scan and said, fine, it hasn't spread anywhere. And I continued with the wonderful presence practice because presence is also extremely healing. So I gave that as an example for when you're really challenged, and you're already familiar what presence is, then you will find that you become, through the challenge, you become more present.

So it deepens you at any challenge, then deepens you to, rather than a challenge making you more unconscious.

So it deepens you at any challenge, then deepens you to, rather than a challenge making you more unconscious.

So it deepens you at any challenge, then deepens you to, rather than a challenge making you more unconscious.

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not losing oneself in this thought stream, even when one speaks. You can often see when you observe people having a conversation or discussion, they easily lose themselves in their thought stream. The emotion comes in. The moment you identify with the thought very quickly, an emotion will come in also. And then you start arguing when you have conversations with your family.

not losing oneself in this thought stream, even when one speaks. You can often see when you observe people having a conversation or discussion, they easily lose themselves in their thought stream. The emotion comes in. The moment you identify with the thought very quickly, an emotion will come in also. And then you start arguing when you have conversations with your family.

not losing oneself in this thought stream, even when one speaks. You can often see when you observe people having a conversation or discussion, they easily lose themselves in their thought stream. The emotion comes in. The moment you identify with the thought very quickly, an emotion will come in also. And then you start arguing when you have conversations with your family.

Do you lose yourself in your mental positions? then the other mental position becomes to you an enemy. So it's very important to practice presence when you meet your family members. And they may have different opinions on your different mental positions. Can you allow them their mental position? And don't equate their mental position with who who or what they truly are.

Do you lose yourself in your mental positions? then the other mental position becomes to you an enemy. So it's very important to practice presence when you meet your family members. And they may have different opinions on your different mental positions. Can you allow them their mental position? And don't equate their mental position with who who or what they truly are.

Do you lose yourself in your mental positions? then the other mental position becomes to you an enemy. So it's very important to practice presence when you meet your family members. And they may have different opinions on your different mental positions. Can you allow them their mental position? And don't equate their mental position with who who or what they truly are.

There's a being underneath their mental position. They are not their mental position. That's just the ego. So then sometimes you can be compassionate towards their mental position and allow them to have this. You don't need to put them right and say, no, you're wrong. The moment you get into right and wrong argument, your ego is back. The ego loves proving other people wrong.

There's a being underneath their mental position. They are not their mental position. That's just the ego. So then sometimes you can be compassionate towards their mental position and allow them to have this. You don't need to put them right and say, no, you're wrong. The moment you get into right and wrong argument, your ego is back. The ego loves proving other people wrong.

There's a being underneath their mental position. They are not their mental position. That's just the ego. So then sometimes you can be compassionate towards their mental position and allow them to have this. You don't need to put them right and say, no, you're wrong. The moment you get into right and wrong argument, your ego is back. The ego loves proving other people wrong.

And so, of course, you need to be right. Being right is one of the great things that the ego strives for.

And so, of course, you need to be right. Being right is one of the great things that the ego strives for.

And so, of course, you need to be right. Being right is one of the great things that the ego strives for.