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Present Moment Monday’s by Michele Penn #31 Thank you Eckhart Tolle for your inspiration. – Video
Posted: February 8, 2014 at 1:52 am
Present Moment Monday #39;s by Michele Penn #31 Thank you Eckhart Tolle for your inspiration.
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Present Moment Monday’s by Michele Penn #30 Revised!. Thank you Eckhart Tolle for your inspiration. – Video
Posted: February 5, 2014 at 11:45 pm
Present Moment Monday #39;s by Michele Penn #30 Revised!. Thank you Eckhart Tolle for your inspiration.
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Downward Facing Alpha Dogs: The Mindful Rise Of The New Tech Humanists
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Hordes of oglers by the 3-D printers. A media mob around 50 Cent and his me-too headphones. Ad hoc TED-style talks. Dishwashers that tweet. Acrobats.
Walking the floor of last months Consumer Electronics Show was like wandering a Turkish bazaar. Only busier. I finally found an oasis of peace and quiet in a $7,000 massage chair (that nearly put me to sleep). And then, later, within the solitary, white plastic igloo in the middle of the exhibition floor.
I am seated inside that inflatable tent. The door is zipped closed. A wraparound headband is fitted across my temples. I am handed an iPad, my brain waves undulating on the screen.
A male, Siri-inflected voice commands me to imagine as many countries as I can in 30 seconds. When the device is calibrated, I am directed to close my eyes, slow my breathing, andimagine nothing. When my thoughts deviate, I hear thunder and storms from the iPad. When I am serene--and, rarely, I am not--I hear birds chirping, the sound of a trickling brook.
The Muse, invented by the Toronto-based InteraXon and available to consumers this year, could be big. I say that because the crusade for quietude has suddenly become a public fixation. A cause. Is this Susan Cain's doing? Maybe. "Mindfulness" made a February cover of Time--a lengthy piece that looks at how to mitigate stress in an age when virtual and literal reality vie for attention. The idea of mindfulness (in one case, brought to you by Goldie Hawn) also figured prominently at the 2014 World Economic Forum.
"Only two years ago, mindfulness and mindful leadership were discussed at Davos for the first time. Since then, almost all of the mindfulness-related events there have been oversubscribed, wrote Otto Scharmer, a senior lecturer at MIT, on the Huffington Post. This year at least 25 sessions in Davos were dedicated to wellness and the adverse impact of technology on the human brain.
The Holy Grail of modernity, then, may just be serenity. The Muse and other mediation apps, like Get Some Headspace, are evidence that entrepreneurs are turning their talents toward bringing humanity into balance with the "Self."
What does this mean for the youngest, wealthiest generation of entrepreneurs that this country has ever seen? For one thing, a market opportunity. From Facebook cofounder Dustin Moskowitzs productivity company Asana, which lists "reason balanced with intuition" and "balance" in its top three values, to "neural self-hacking" at Google, to fresh takes on long form journalism, we are now deeply in the mindful mogul era. Look around at all the meditating, unplugging, chia seed-chomping masters of enterprise and it seems only a matter of time before the new hot yoga move is Downward Facing Alpha Dogs.
"I love what I do because ideas can change the world," says Chris Hughes, publisher and editor-in-chief of The New Republic. "We reach over 3 million people in any given month. That kind of reachits an immense opportunity to really have an impact."
Hughes, 31, whose net worth skyrocketed with the Facebook IPO, could have done anything with his fortune. Instead, he bought The New Republic in 2012--when print media was already in a free-fall, including the circulation of TNR, which had plummeted by nearly 50% and 50,000 from 2000 to 2009.
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Powerful Meditation Therapy: Relaxing Instrumental Music for Sleep, Meditation, Study, Yoga 062 – Video
Posted: February 4, 2014 at 5:51 pm
Powerful Meditation Therapy: Relaxing Instrumental Music for Sleep, Meditation, Study, Yoga 062
Instrumental Music for Relaxation, Meditation, Study and Concentration, Spa and Massage, Healing Music Therapy. This Collection of Long Music Playlist is Per...
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Adyashanti Eckhart Tolle Ajut-te s faci pai – Video
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Take Control of Your Own Narrative
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By Anthony Meindl | Posted Feb. 3, 2014, 10 a.m.
I didnt even know what a narrative was in my twenties, so I think this is an important reminder for all of us.
Its simply one of the predominant stories of your life you most like to tell, that threads itself into other stories that thematically become the through-line of your life. But the sad thing is most of these narratives are based in the past, our conditioning, or come from limitations that are often based in false assumptions (about everything: the world, ourselves, possibility). We make these unhappy stories the main narrative of our lives. Why? Because we constantly replay them in our left brain as they are kept alive by our egos, wanting us to remain stuck, safe, and small.
I was with a group of friends this weekend and I discovered that everyone who told their life story got really stuck on the part of their narrative that no longer fit them. And thats where their narrative seemed to end.
Where I stood, I saw these amazing, powerful, smart, dynamic, successful people who were so much bigger than the smaller stories they told themselves. Those stories that seemed to confirm their unworthiness or distrust or limitations of self.
Its not wrong to have these parts of your narrative. These parts are what ultimately make your story, your story. But thats not the only part of your lifethat which is hard, or challenging, or hasnt yet happened.
I had an experience recently in regards to a project Im working on and this woman whos involved said some things that immediately reconnected me to an old part of my narrative that I thought I had outgrown. But her words triggered me and along with it came my not good enough narrative. I had to reach deep down within myself and say, Thats her story, not mine.
When were challenged in life, when we get rejected, when we feel as if nothing is moving forward and our traditional narratives get triggered, all we can do is face the information that we are given with compassion and love and understanding. But that doesnt mean that limiting experiences that trigger our own internal stories have to define us any longer. We dont have to take that on anymore to be our narrative.
As the poet, Rainer Maria Rilke said, Let everything happen to you. Beauty and terror. But just keep going. No feeling is final.
Indeed as your story unfolds, dont get stuck on the chapter that youre currently reading. You always have the ability to simply turn the page. And thats a new narrative.
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~!~ //// Eckhart Tolle ~ The Now video //// ~!~ – Video
Posted: February 2, 2014 at 5:49 am
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Present Moment Monday’s by Michele Penn #30. Thank you Eckhart Tolle for your inspiration. – Video
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Present Moment Monday #39;s by Michele Penn #30. Thank you Eckhart Tolle for your inspiration.
Theme this week - Visualization - to make your dreams come true http://www.PeaceinThePresentMoment.net http://peaceinthepresentmoment.net/abused-to-awakened/...
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Eckhart Tolle – Pbh ( Vtaek z rozhovoru Niny Rhodes a Eckharta Tolla, z roku 1998 ) CZ titulky – Video
Posted: January 30, 2014 at 7:53 pm
Eckhart Tolle - Pbh ( Vtaek z rozhovoru Niny Rhodes a Eckharta Tolla, z roku 1998 ) CZ titulky
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Identificación con los pensamientos – Eckhart Tolle – Video
Posted: January 28, 2014 at 12:45 pm
Identificacin con los pensamientos - Eckhart Tolle
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