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Entering the Now - Eckhart Tolle (Cass)
Title: Title: Entering the Now Author: Eckhart Tolle Genre: Inspiration & Personal Growth / Meditation / Spiritual Life Format: Audio Cassette, 2 Cassettes Synopsis: Bestselling author Eckhart Tolle has captivated nearly a million readers with his lessons on discovering the profound state of being he calls "presence." On Entering the Now, an all-new title in the "Power of Now" teaching series, this remarkable speaker shares practices and insights to take listeners into "the timeless dimension"-a luminous place found only in this very moment that transcends the struggles and anxiety of our busy lives. A walk in nature. A personal crisis. A moment of laughter. These can all serve as "portals" that lead us to the depth and wonder of the Now. In two compelling sessions, Eckhart Tolle guides listeners past the obstacles that keep us trapped in longing and unhappiness, and reveals the keys to experiencing what it really means to be alive. With easy-to-follow instruction and his one-of-a-kind teaching style, he shows listeners: The peace that unfolds when we "say yes to what is" How to use sense perceptions and the "inner body" to find a happiness independent of conditions How to step out of the constant stream of thought and open to authentic creativity, and much more For Eckhart Tolle's growing audience, Entering the Now is a long-awaited practice program for making the awakened state of presence a consistent way of living in the world. Review: AudioFile When you first encounter Eckhart Tolle's pregnant pauses--and there are dozens of them in this live recording--you may think your CD player has malfunctioned. But once it's clear that these gaps are all part of his teaching, and once Tolle elucidates, you'll realize that he is simply teaching you . . . to be . . . here . . . now. The very paradox of timelessness causes Tolle and audience to giggle often, as will you, as it . . . all . . . sinks . . . in. Despite his cosmic levity, Tolle's warm delivery, rife with Germanic robustness, is a kind and illuminating guide for the time-addicted. His Teutonic Zen koans have a peculiar way of permeating your mind. D.J.B. AudioFile 2004, Portland, Maine