Post by michaelsees on Mar 16, 2011 20:42:25 GMT -5
This film is personal with me as I was there at the Inner Directions Gathering and it was the last one they had.
Among the speakers that I remember were Tolle of course, Gangaji, Thomas Harding, Metta Zetty and I am sure quite a few more.
Enjoy
Michael
Filmed at Inner Directions Gathering, LaJolla CA, March 2003
An essential part of the process of awakening is letting go of the need to know and understand more. If we can learn to renounce thought and thought forms… because it is not through thought that we awaken… we can step out of the stream of conscious thought into a spacious awareness.
As you step out of the need to think, you experience an inner peace. A great liberation is felt and then the miracle happens… of being present here as a ‘field of awareness’ rather than as a person invested with the sense of ‘self’.
When you allow the unconditioned consciousness to flower through this form, when you allow this moment which is so precious to be… when you enter the ‘Now’ with all your attention… when you renounce the past and the future, even the very next moment… a completely different quality of ‘being’ arises. You then realize how vast the space is inside you… how deep the stillness, the inner peace within you.
When you are rooted in the ‘Now’, you are rooted in ‘being’… and that is the ultimate liberation.
- The movement of needing to add 'more' to yourself.
- The fate of being a spiritual seeker - the 'seeking' movement.
- Awakening out of the stream of thinking.
- The renunciation of thought is the renunciation of past-future.
- Renounce the need for the next moment.
- The antagonistic attitude towards life - the illusion of 'me' gets strengthened through fighting what is.
- Why should I allow something to be . . . ?
- In your life whatever happens could not be otherwise.
- What happens if you let go of the 'no' to this moment . . . ?
- How vast the space is, inside you.
- Discover the space around things.
- Relinquish the need for the world to change.
click on link below to watch:
www.4shared.com/video/V2dFfItz/Eckhart_Tolle_-_Inner_Directio.html
Among the speakers that I remember were Tolle of course, Gangaji, Thomas Harding, Metta Zetty and I am sure quite a few more.
Enjoy
Michael
Filmed at Inner Directions Gathering, LaJolla CA, March 2003
An essential part of the process of awakening is letting go of the need to know and understand more. If we can learn to renounce thought and thought forms… because it is not through thought that we awaken… we can step out of the stream of conscious thought into a spacious awareness.
As you step out of the need to think, you experience an inner peace. A great liberation is felt and then the miracle happens… of being present here as a ‘field of awareness’ rather than as a person invested with the sense of ‘self’.
When you allow the unconditioned consciousness to flower through this form, when you allow this moment which is so precious to be… when you enter the ‘Now’ with all your attention… when you renounce the past and the future, even the very next moment… a completely different quality of ‘being’ arises. You then realize how vast the space is inside you… how deep the stillness, the inner peace within you.
When you are rooted in the ‘Now’, you are rooted in ‘being’… and that is the ultimate liberation.
- The movement of needing to add 'more' to yourself.
- The fate of being a spiritual seeker - the 'seeking' movement.
- Awakening out of the stream of thinking.
- The renunciation of thought is the renunciation of past-future.
- Renounce the need for the next moment.
- The antagonistic attitude towards life - the illusion of 'me' gets strengthened through fighting what is.
- Why should I allow something to be . . . ?
- In your life whatever happens could not be otherwise.
- What happens if you let go of the 'no' to this moment . . . ?
- How vast the space is, inside you.
- Discover the space around things.
- Relinquish the need for the world to change.
click on link below to watch:
www.4shared.com/video/V2dFfItz/Eckhart_Tolle_-_Inner_Directio.html