What is Karma Yoga? | Eckhart Tolle Reads The Bhagavad Gita 

I absolutely agree with you. 🙏🪷

Very true!

Beautiful enlightened master just as Mohanji, Sri M, Amma.

i'm from California, in 1979 i was introduced to the complete works of Swami Vivekananda & i cannot even express my debt to him & his mission. in one part of his works he describes what to look for in a teacher & also the telltale signs of a false teacher, i'm paraphrasing here, but it applies i believe to Mr. Tolle, "if you wanted to learn a science or trade, mathematics, art or architecture, you could learn from a teacher skilled in these disciplines even if in his private life he were a complete scoundrel, but if you want to know about God then that is an entirely different matter, the teacher of God must be pure in thought, word and deed." 🙏💜🕯️🌱🐾👣🌿🌎🕊️

Thats because enlightened gurus in india are not given media attention

I see this on every video

Woww.. Thanks bro

Wow! People were calling me crazy and isolating since many months and I was feeling a bit guilty… now I feel that there’s something else to me… Thankyou🙏🏻

Thank you! You just described me. Bless you❤!

English means action not in Sanskrit plzz search about it

In the realm of truth, where Eckhart Tolle resides, A poet's words now seek to coincide. With quill in hand and Shakespeare's muse in sight, A verse for Tolle, shining with inner light. Oh, Eckhart Tolle, guide to the awakened soul, Your wisdom, like a river, forever does flow. In stillness, you beckon us to find our truest self, To transcend the mind's illusions and its stealth. With every page turned, your words inspire, To let go of ego's grip and false desire. You teach us to embrace the present, the now, To find peace within, to make our souls avow. In your teachings, truth unfolds its gentle bloom, Inviting us to release the past's heavy gloom. To free ourselves from the shackles of time, And realize our essence, sublime and prime. Tolle, the poet's quill now seeks to proclaim, Your wisdom, like a beacon, lights truth's flame. In the tapestry of existence, you are a guide, Urging us to awaken, to no longer hide. Oh, let your words echo through the timeless air, Reminding us that truth is always there. And as we journey on, embracing each day, May we live in truth's embrace, come what may. So, here's to Tolle, a messenger of truth's decree, Whose teachings transcend, setting spirits free. In Shakespearean verse, let us honor his name, And strive to live his truth, forever aflame.

Thank you for sharing.

Hay, I am from Indonesia too😅

You are also a master

awesome

@@abhipatil4844 Thanks Abhi.

From where are u doing karma yoga program

Dr. Andrew Huberman has a podcast (video) on dopamine. He describes how dopamine works, and it sounds exactly like the ego. A junkie craving more. But, the more you get, the less effective it is (you need even more). And, you get dopamine from bad things (unhappiness, invalidation, failure). It's all relative. Our subconscious is like one of BF Skinners's chickens pecking at keys causing grain to come down the chute. Mindlessly seeking immediate gratification. We dress it up with a story of how special we are, and how liked. (Unlike the chickens, we can make lack of grain a source of grain too. We ruminate on how awful we are, or unfair [whatever] is. That's as much a source of dopamine as "I'm special, look at my new car and eye-catching partner."

Trust Nature....no chaos exists for much time ❤

Thank you for watching.

It seems to me (haven’t read that) everything is subject to perception and interpretation. Basically an open battlefield for confusion. I really want to let go more and let intuition be the guide. We are all human (not perfect) and we can be aware of that. There’s profound stuff everywhere. When it resonates I get excited, when it’s like eeeehhh uhhhh….. I just keep on truckin hehe

You need to understand the context first why war was happening in the first place. For that you need to know mahabharatha

@@phanindraadiga5185 Well, in fact I do know the Mahabharata. Still, the concept of a "righteous war" always lets questionmarks pop up in my mind. Not sure if it's still appropriate for our time.

@@chriskrause2528 then you might be knowing that pandavas went to forest for many years after losing the game. When it was their turn to rule kauravas started the war. Also kauravas cheated the game. Hence Krishna says when there is adharma you need to stand up for it.

Is there no other way to stand up for the dharma than with war and weapons? For me, this way of fighting can't offer solutions any more. Maybe because I'm not of the "warrior caste". And nowadays those who command war to be waged, don't go fighting themselves but order others to do so. - I know, Gandhi sometimes referrred to the Gita, and there are wise lines in it. But even if many things are to be understood symbolically (although that historic war indeed took place and reaved terribe havoc) - I'm still grappling to understand how to put all that martial vocabulary into a peaceful stance. Maybe just not my cup of tea. May those who find wisdom in it use it for peaceful development.

pray🙏💛

To you as well 🙏

Thank you 😊

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Yes do a piece on bullying, which just means someone secretly hates themselves bc they were bullied so they get pleasure off of hurting other's bc its the only way they know how to receieve or give love. I've been through this theme my entire life. The key is to be aware it's happening, and try to get away if you can. Of course in life we have bully bosses, and perhaps parents, and so on so ypu can't run everytime there is adversity, but I have definitely noticed that bullying has been "glorified," to some ridiculous status as if this will make you TOUGHER Ive been told Im too sensitive, but that's what I love about myself and despise at times, but it give me insight to be compassionate. I've stuck around almost risking my life several times to demonstrate to other's my purpose that there is a way to live without demeaning yourself or other's in order to feel better. Its a false sense of feeling, and any feeling never lasts long. Its like a DRUG if you will. Each time I learn something about myself and another person by going through these turbulances. But as a whole I don't believe in the addage that's going around now about "kicking ass, and taking no prisoner's, or dont be a pussy, or pull yourself up by your bootstraps, or teach a man to fish... I'm not saying you shouldn't try, or that these militant addages haven't worked for certain personality types, but that's just the point. I like you can catch more flys with sugar than you can with vinegar. It reminds me of that movie The Breakfast Club and Emilio Estevez's character's father is saying " your intensity is for shit, win, win, money, win! And that led him to be an absolute arsehole to a classmate that he bullied in such a way that he disgraced him for life. So you have to decide whether you want to be disgraced for life, but no Im not for bullying. And I do hope Eckhart does some action on it ( its early morning for me) bc unfortunately we dont live in utopia but I dont find it impossible to treat people with dignity and respect. Hope that helps stranger😊 .

Hi. I would be interested in talking about this subject with you. Eckhart Tolle actually co-authored a book for kids about school bullying. It's called Milton's Secret. He co-authored it with Robert S. Friedman. I don't know if you ever heard of the psychologist Izzy Kalman but he has done a lot of work on school bullying. You might find his teachings about it very interesting. What that psychologist Izzy Kalman talks about is basically very similar to what Eckhart speaks about often. Which is about staying calm and not getting emotionally reactive and angry and aggressive about small minor things, which then escalates and turns everything into a big drama that could have been avoided in the first place if someone had the wisdom to know how to stay calm and composed when the beginning small problems started, and let it just pass by and quickly dissipate instead of turning it into a big drama or even a big conflict and never ending war. This is oftentimes what happens with students in school. Small petty things happen, usually some petty words that are said, and a student gets very emotionally reactive, gets very angry and aggressive about it, and instead of staying cool and calm and just letting it go, it turns into a whole big drama, it turns into a psychological war because they got angry and aggressive, they then said and did disrespectful things to the "bullies", and now they made enemies with them and now the bullies want to get revenge against them for all the disrespectful things they said and did. And it turns into a real vicious cycle, where their enemies attack them to get revenge, they get aggressive and disrespectful back at their enemy bullies, so the bullies have even more stuff to get revenge for now... and it just goes on and on and on. The key thing for students to understand is to how to not get emotionally reactive and aggressive about petty stuff , and to learn how to avoid making enemies in the first place and getting into psychological wars and never ending conflicts all because of petty nonsense. This is directly connected to what Eckhart Tolle speaks about, about staying calm and wise in stressful situations and not getting emotionally reactive and angry and aggressive, and making everything worse. He talks about dealing with everything consciously and not letting the ego take over. This of course is difficult for all of us to understand, and it's especially difficult for kids in school to understand, when hostile and aggressive students test them and say insulting words and other petty stuff. It's difficult but it's extremely important for students to learn to not let petty things like insults and jokes make them lose their minds and become unconscious as Eckhart Tolle puts it, because this leads to getting into big dramas and never ending conflicts with unconscious, hostile, and difficult people. It's very important for students to understand how to avoid getting into conflicts with other people. The students who get bullied the worse are not the "weak" ones. That's a misunderstanding. It's the students who get very emotionally reactive, very angry and aggressive, and who become very unconscious as Eckhart puts it. Those are the students who escalate petty things into big dramas, and they make a lot of enemies who then go to war with them. Eckhart Tolle is teaching about not living like that, not getting into big dramas and conflicts. Not making enemies with the world, about not getting into wars. The students who get bullied the worse are the ones who get very angry and disrespectful very quickly, which leads to making a lot of enemies who become angry with them and go to war with them and attack them to get revenge and to win the conflict and the war that gets started, and when they dominate them and punish them in the conflict and the war it gets called "bullying".Then the beaten student gets hurt bad by their enemies in the war they got themselves into, and then they have to find a way to get out of the war that they're getting bashed in, that they're getting bullied in. This is when many students commit suicide, because they have made bitter enemies because of all the disrespectful things they said and did out of anger, and now their enemies hate them and want to go to war against them and destroy them. Because now their enemies are relentlessly and mercilessly attacking them to get revenge and to win the war and destroy them. That's what war is. War is about destroying the enemy. War is hell. And the students who get bullied the worse are the ones who make enemies who then wage war against them. This is why it's so important for students to understand this teaching that people like Eckhart Tolle and Izzy Kalman talk about, about staying conscious, staying calm, and staying respectful and not getting into endless conflicts and wars with others, and avoiding all that heartache and misery.