How to Plan a Great Future—Consciously | Eckhart Tolle on Conscious Life Design

40 thoughts on “How to Plan a Great Future—Consciously | Eckhart Tolle on Conscious Life Design”

1. Reminds me of theologian Paul Tillich’s Eternal Now. Powerful.

2. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

3. I love travelling. But until Im there, my planning consists of booking the ticket, maybe hotel and that's about it. And people would want to talk about it and tell me so you're going to such place aren't you excited?? And I thought no. I'm not there yet. Are you anxious about going? No. They could not understand why I was not excited and thought then I must be fearful. I could not understand why I was supposed to be one or the other. I get it now haha.

4. I swear Eckhart looks like a 400 year old sage sloth. He is so calm, so slow but he never wastes a single word to get the message across

5. Thank you, Eckhart! Your laughter is contagious. 💞

6. Everything I say on YouTube is credit to it so I don’t speak about my plans lol

7. DON’T…——The End

8. Honestly, it takes years of practice to figure out how to be as present as possible and still be a responsible person in the world. Learning how to use the intellect properly and keeping it in the proper perspective. Engaging in heart intelligence and having your mind follow the heart instead of letting the head lead. Also, yes, trusting the Universe. All of these things work together. As I said, it takes time to learn.

9. Peanut butter and chocolate = Enlightenment

10. Very nice to have a calm and decent person to listen to when you're feeling a bit churned up inside.

11. Banning religion it is worlds differences the war conundrum for holy wars are fought

12. This philanthropy leads to this situation

13. Adjudication is a lie for knowing to much becomes a moral conundrum because the saving.

14. The saving the same ways Amish shun and prisoners see isolation.

15. This beginning I ban God and his conundrum a new day

16. Helpful! How to use psychological time without doing unnecessary thinking. When it is useful and when it is not. Something which I need to practice. But it requires a sufficient presence to watch upon our thoughts when we are becoming astray. 👍❤️

17. Everything don't admit don't admit are no good.alr happen how can don't admit alr proof. Time alr proof Edwin Teo not true but cheat alot alot alot alot.also he harm me keep harm so no good means no good and he hurt me but again escape.see this kind good.i talk honestly I won't cheat he really is but he dishonest so I don't appreciate
    Last time I don't know he so bad if not I won't know him.his heart too bad can see.after hack still can he do happy and he keep send me what live show .this kind of man no cure really too bad worst than gangster and black society

18. Beautiful !! hahaha

19. Thank you!

20. 🥰

21. I can't forgive u for been alot alot countless bad to me .I alr too hate u need to accept
    U break up still keep cyber bully violent abuse harrasing

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23. Yeah it’s not really rude to be around 5-15 minutes late (or so) in the Philippines…we’re pretty chill 😂 Sometimes people here even call others “too early” if they arrive exactly on time. But of course it depends on the event or situation.

24. A stranger in an airport started talking to me telling me about her son dying and although the airline called my name over and over and I missed my flight I don’t feel I was late or didn’t show up rather I feel I was right where I was meant to be – when I explained this to the airline they thanked me for taking the time to help by being present through her pain and they put me on the next flight – when I landed the family thought my actions crazy and selfish to keep them waiting and miss my scheduled flight to this day they still think I’m an odd ball and treat me that way but it’s me they all rely on when things go wrong with their health or anxiety sets in they want me to be present with them yet they judge my lack of selfishness but that’s ok I’m the way God made me – thank you for being a kindred spirit Eckhart ☘️💁🏻🧜🏻‍♀️💕

25. Its true as a Filipino were always late but not all the time 😅

26. Always a pleasure to listen to you Echart 😊

27. Thank you so much. ❤

28. Thank you Eckhart! This was one of my favorite segments! I am a planner, and I have been more focused on staying present, while I plan my next adventure or project or job. 😊

29. Don't you just love listening to Ekhart ….❤

30. At the beginning of the segment about habitual lateness, it seems like he's saying that being late is a minor imperfection, but at the very end, he seems to say that it is one that "really f***s up your life." Can someone clarify this for me? Which one do you think it is?
    I'm also habitually late. I live in the US but I have ADHD and I'm on the autism spectrum. I don't think I can take anymore self-punishment about this issue. I feel heartbroken that I could never fix it. My only solution at this point is to move to a society where lateness is the norm.

31. As far as punctuality goes, I always strive to be on time out of respect
    for whom I'm meeting. To be chronically late is narcissistic behavior.
    I could be wrong but that is what it feels like. Thanks again Eckhart!

32. I love this man! Soo lovely and soo profound at the same time.

33. Celebrate your imperfection s

34. I love you Eckhart …your example of your Filipino friend who's always late… you stated it could be in the gene ,however, it could be cultural. We all slaves of culture especially when we're not living in the "Now"However, I understand your point .

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36. There is only now 😃

37. Where is this waterfall at the end of those videos?

38. Why have you anxiety about all the “books and manuscripts that are taking up more and more space” “over at my place”? Can’t you accept what is? 🤣And use them as firewood?

39. This one was great. I love your humour, it makes your messages even more interesting and helpful

40. Thank You

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