| Re: Excellent 4 part video interview with Eckhart Tolle |
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Group: alt.philosophy · Group Profile
Author: bigfletch8bigfletch8 Date: Sep 8, 2008 01:55
On Sep 8, 3:56Â pm, Immortalist yahoo.com> wrote:> On Sep 7, 10:13 am, kb hotmail.com> wrote:>
> Interesting take on basic psychology.
Interesting take on your perception.
>But if the problems arise when
> we forget we are in the moment or when we focus on some other moments,
> are not we doing this forgetting and focusing on other moments in this
> moment?
Be careful you dont get dizzy.
There are no problems. Did you forget that?
>We often remember and imagine other moments and sometimes this
> can help us greatly in our lives, like if we remember something
> special or imagines a way something could come out and then use the
> memory of that assumed future moment in the next moment to solve
> problems. So there must be good uses of other moments. I watched the
> video but he didn't make a clear line between the healthy and
> unhealthy uses of these abilities to break free from moments.
He made it abundantly clear. Healthy and unhealthy are invalid
judgments. There is the inflow and outflow of consciousness, one being
intellectual (discovery) the other he described as spiritual
(confirmational). Both streams interact and are neither healthy or
unhealthy.Relativity leads to 'absolute' withing the individual, but
in a state of consciousness. The mind, like the body , can then be
treated with the respect and kept in balance.
The mind projects "from" the now, and 'appears' to involve
'future'.Science has proven that for an image to form in the specific
brain cortex, takes time. Wonderful confirmation to the spiritual,
awesome discovery for the intellect.
His explanation of the validity of the treasure map was masterful,
given that most of the 'congregation' (and the unilty church) are
about future projection.
BOfL
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