I hear voices inside my mind. I know now that I always did. Once I read The Power of Now, and then changed my perception of meditation, I discovered that telepathy and life after death are likely real. I can never get my mind silent completely. Before I read Tolle’s book, I saw meditation as frustrating and boring because I could never achieve complete mental silence. Now I understand that it isn’t completely necessary. It is only necessary to watch and listen. Many people attribute the voices within to the human ego, but we are a collective consciousness. It’s exciting and profound, and eventually it will end human violence and hopefully suffering.

❤❤❤this is purely priceless. Insightful. So true

What is the source of this video? Where is this talk from? You should post links to the original source if you’re going to clip out a section and repost it on your own channel.

What is the original source of this video? I'd really enjoy hearing the entire speech/talk

@@tl7726Same

That's a huge accomplishment, kudos to you for the strength it took you to stay clean. Addictions run deep in my family I have a nephew who's an addict I pray for him to wake up, he's living in the streets. Congratulations on your hard work.

@@se_day_lcmor4114 heal the truma heal the e addiction problems solved

Congrats🎂✨🌎👏 Last month was 26yrs sober, my demon alcohol. About the same gap to wake up…and ongoing. Gratefully learned of Gabor’s work years ago. Appreciate his personal history, education , perspective, & sensible ideas. AA worked for me but his approach is easier for many to hear.

Best wishes!

AA's cult beliefs and dogmatic leaders destroyed scientific mental health in this country

Same. Good luck

Also pain can be a sign of actual growing. Some things make us grow so fast that we usually leave the comfort zone and we are without our armor in a new place, not knowing what to do. But we got to that new place because we grew.

That's a hard sell...

It's called growing pains. We cannot incite change without first being uncomfortable.

I have a good friend that who introduced me to Anthony de Mello, that I am grateful for, and she said the same about her cancer episode. She told me that when she got the diagnose, after the process of accepting that information she got to the insight that cancer is not horrible. She recovered fully. She is clear now, for several years, looking fabulous. I am glad that you got the same message. ❤

So well put 🙏

C’mon. Trauma is the best thing that happened to you? That’s absurd!

Same here. A bit paradoxically being bullied was the most important thing to ever happen to me.

​@@rdog421absurd, indeed...like cancer is the best thing that happened...yet some ppl believe that.

Thats Rumi

I like that " he is right on the money" :))))) notice the expression. Meaning: Exact, precise Exact, precise, as in Your estimate is right on the money. This term alludes to a winning bet in horse racing. [ Slang; 1940s] Gamblers slang. :)))))) Actually can't imagine Gabor's face when you stand Infront of him after this speech and tell him: "Mr Gabor, you are right on the money, sir. " So, if we want to clear ourselves from the pollution of our surroundings should we start with our vocabulary, the vocabulary of the voice inside?

Except food 😅

And repeating trite, cult aphorisms…

God Bless you Connor. Unfortunately it is our trials that make us authentic human beings. I wish you heartfelt blessings for the rest of the time your spirit is among us.

Beautiful. My past is why I am a nurse. I finally appreciate who I am and honor my past, including the trauma.

What kind of cult was this? Why weren't these things allowed?

Please tell us the name of your book. Blessings! Namaste!

lol . Thanks for watching Paige!

Haha, I am the same way, I buy tons of books and even start reading a lot of them.

@@WayOfThinkingYT I hear voices inside my mind. I know now that I always did. Once I read The Power of Now, and then changed my perception of meditation, I discovered that telepathy and life after death are likely real. I can never get my mind silent completely. Before I read Tolle’s book, I saw meditation as frustrating and boring because I could never achieve complete mental silence. Now I understand that it isn’t completely necessary. It is only necessary to watch and listen. Many people attribute the voices within to the human ego, but we are a collective consciousness. It’s exciting and profound, and eventually it will end human violence and hopefully suffering.

​@@OOBEJuanKenobiEckhartes a real dude man

Same here hahah, I have a belief that just by having the books they transfer me their knowledge energetically 🫶🏻

Manny. I understand. My dog was my best friend for 19 1/2 years. Please try hypnotherapy. It's so helpful. I have been going to a hypnotherapist and it has helped me more than anything else. If you can't afford it. Find a school with good reviews. Students will often do free or very low cost sessions. You absolutely can not only heal, but be so happy and amazing. ❤

@@colettespencer3357 thanks, funny thing is I'm already on my 2nd hypnotherapy session. I feel great after my session the effects are wonderful. Wish they last longer but I believe that will happen in no time.

@@anep1926 oh wow. I'm so happy for you. I wish I had done this years ago. I tell everyone about it and I'm actually studying it now. It has totally transformed my life. Continue. You will be amazed. I have internal peace and my behaviors have profoundly changed. 💞🙏 drugs and alcohol and a lot of meds just mask the trauma and negative programming. It needs to be released and rewritten. You got this!

@@anep1926 you won't know it but the effects do last. It takes time to change the programming depending on how much needs to be moved out...but you will see positive changes fast

Good luck Manny on your journey

Damn. I'm sorry you had to go through all that. I wish you the best

You are strong and beautiful. God bless you

agreed

I think I'm going through something similar to you. At times it feels scary, but I know I don't want to turn back. Hope you're doing well ❤

Which culture is this? Its beautiful, and I would like to learn more.

True love is rare..

That's what I've done, but the pain lingers.

@@DarkMoonWayfarer nothing wrong with an ego trip so long as it isn't at the expense of anyone personally

For what it is worth, I've found my help in alexander technique. It teaches an effective and practical method of consciously working towards greater awareness and lengthening of the stature. It's the skill of being present and the teachers very much practice what they preach.

I am very much struggling with this right now Kathy… I look around at my colleagues and it appears to me they are all inherently confident, capable, educated, smart but also bordering on arrogant. Me being extremely hard on myself, feel like a dunce and that I don’t fit even though I’m comfortable performing my work. I also feel discontent with myself and like I’ve never actually done the right thing for me in my 55 years. It keeps going around my head and I’m looking for things constantly to help my non stop thoughts… books, meditation, exercise. Do I need NLP, a psychologist… blah blah

@@petrinaclark3349 If you are looking for something that aims to psych yourself up, there's Proctor Gallagher Institute on youtube. Their aim is to shift your thinking from problem to acceptance and what you want to become, to put it shortly. I've personally been to psychotherapy and I dare say alexander technique is more effective than that. Although that's just me.

Yes. Felt that way 44 years now

I nearly bought several such booksI. am realizing that "Judgement" is a problem for me. This American culture is so infused with the idea that we are here to make judgements. ?.. I haven't lived in the judgemental atmosphere that most people live in for 30 plus years,but it is still in my head. I am having to realize that this is a huge problem that keeps me from being who I am even though I could be described as eccentric and authentic and creative. At my undamaged, calm, authentic core there is no judgement. How hard to imagine is that? Well I have experienced it and it was incredibly healing. There I was, like the two people. But I slip off the path, fail to acknowledge and support that part of me I call "home". Physical pain is tapping me on the shoulder. My inner judges have taken over. Every trauma trigger is snapping. I'm miserable, but I'm better than I was yesterday because I have realized that I need to go home to myself. I've been there and I will find my way there again. And there is no reason to live with judgement, not of others and not from our own ego mind. Criticism is another word for it. We don't need the commentary. I could realize that when I don't know what i need that I have drifted away from myself. At our calm compassionate core we know how to move forward. We know who we are. That wonderful Buddhist monk Thich ------, said that when he returns to the present he is going home to himself. Can you imagine? That's all he had to do.... I'm not sure what I have to do, but just the thought of getting there moves me. I will invite myself, stop my thinking, just stop. And perhaps a prayer.

Thank you so much for watching Debra; glad this helped you

@@WayOfThinkingYT You are welcomed!!!

Thanks to you for watching Joel! Hope it helped you

Thank you for watching!

Absolutely! Connection is the cure!

@@KellyMartin0902 most have some connection..alas with the wrong ppl.