Eckhart Tolle idézet (271 idézet, oldal 8)

Eckhart Tolle: 271 idézet32 Kedvelés

Eckhart Tolle híres idézetei

„Néhány változás negatívnak tűnik a felszínen, de hamarosan rájössz, hogy helyet teremtenek az életedben valami új megjelenéséhez.”

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„A múltnak nincs hatalma a jelen pillanat felett.”

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„A boldogtalanság elsődleges oka soha nem a helyzet, hanem az ezzel kapcsolatos gondolataid.”

Eckhart Tolle

„Bármit is tartalmaz a jelen pillanat, fogadd el, mintha magad választottad volna azt!”

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„Néha a dolgok elengedése sokkal nagyobb erőt követel, mint a megvédésük vagy a hozzájuk való ragaszkodás.”

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„Nem ritka az olyan ember, aki egész életét arra várva tölti, hogy elkezdjen élni.”

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Eckhart Tolle Idézetek az életkorról

„Az életedben már meglévő jó elismerése minden bőség alapja.”

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„Vedd észre, hogy a jelen pillanat minden, amid van. Legyen MOST az életed középpontja.”

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„Az emberi fájdalom nagy része szükségtelen. Önmagad teremted, amíg a megfigyeletlen elme irányítja az életedet.”

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„Én nem a gondolataim, érzelmeim, érzékszervi észleléseim és tapasztalataim vagyok. Nem vagyok az életem tartalma. Én vagyok az Élet. Én vagyok a tér, amelyben minden dolog megvalósul. Én vagyok a tudatosság.”

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Eckhart Tolle idézetek

„A múltnak nincs hatalma megakadályozni, hogy most jelen legyél. Ezt csak a múlttal kapcsolatos sérelmed teheti meg.”

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„Te nem találhatod meg magad a múltban. Te csak azáltal találod meg magad, hogy belépsz a jelenbe.”

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„Bármikor, amikor valami negatív dolog történik veled, egy mély lecke rejtőzik benne.”

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„Bármi, amit másban nehezményezel és amire erősen reagálsz, benned is ott van.”

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„Nem attól leszel jó, hogy megpróbálsz jó lenni, hanem attól, hogy megtalálod a jóságot, ami már benned van.”

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„Nem azzal lelsz lelki békére, ha átrendezed életkörülményeidet, hanem ha fölismered, hogy ki is vagy valójában, a legmélyebb szinten.”

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„Szeretni annyit jelent, hogy felismered magad egy másikban.”

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„Az élet a táncos, te pedig a tánc.”

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„Csak azt veszítheted el, ami birtokodban van. Nem veszítheted el azt, ami vagy.”

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„Az emberiség legnagyobb vívmánya nem a művészeti, tudományos vagy technológiai alkotások, hanem saját működési zavarainak felismerése.”

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Eckhart Tolle: Idézetek angolul

“When you walk though a forest that has not been tamed and interfered with by man, you will see not only abundant life around you, but you will also encounter fallen trees and decaying trunks, rotting leaves and decomposing matter at every step.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Ch 9

“When you think or speak about yourself, when you say, “I,” what you usually refer to is “me and my story.” This is the “I” of your likes and dislikes, fears and desires, the “I” that is never satisfied for long. It is a mind-made sense of who you are, conditioned by the past and seeking to find its fulfillment in the future.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003)

“In the Bible, it says that God created the world and saw that it was good. That is what you see when you look from stillness without thought.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Ch 1

“The ego doesn’t like to hear this, because if it cannot be reactive and righteous anymore, it will lose strength.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Ch 8

“How wonderful to go beyond wanting and fearing in your relationships. Love does not want or fear anything.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Ch 8

“How quick we are to form an opinion of a person, to come to a conclusion about them. It is satisfying to the egoic mind to label another human being, to give them a conceptual identity, to pronounce righteous judgment upon them.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Chapter 8 Relationships

“To bring your attention to a stone, a tree, or an animal does not mean to think about it, but simply to perceive it, to hold it in your awareness.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003)

“Whenever you bring your attention to anything natural, anything that has come into existence without human intervention, you step out of the prison of conceptualized thinking and, to some extent, participate in the state of connectedness with Being in which everything natural still exists.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Ch 7

“We have forgotten what rocks, plants, and animals still know. We have forgotten how to be–to be still, to be ourselves, to be where life is: Here and Now.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Ch 7

“We depend on nature not only for our physical survival. We also need nature to show us the way home, the way out of the prison of our own minds. We got lost in doing, thinking, remembering, anticipating–lost in a maze of complexity and a world of problems.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Chapter 7 Nature

“Leave Life alone. Let it be.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003)

“Whatever you accept completely will take you to peace, including the acceptance that you cannot accept, that you are in resistance.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Ch 6

“The habitual and reactive “no” strengthens the ego. “Yes” weakens it. Your form identity, the ego, cannot survive surrender.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Ch 6

“It has been said: wherever you go, there you are. In other words: you are here. Always. Is it so hard to accept that?”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Ch 6

“How often each day, if you were to verbalize your inner reality at that moment, would you have to say, “I don't want to be where I am?” What does it feel like when you don't want to be where you are–the traffic jam, your place of work, the airport lounge, the people you are with?”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Ch 6

“When you recognize this, you also realize that you are now free to give up this futile conflict, this inner state of war.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Ch 6

“The now is inseparable from who you are at the deepest level.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Chapter 5 Who You Truly Are

“"No self, no problem,” said the Buddhist master when asked to explain the deeper meaning of Buddhism.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003)

“Can you see that this “I” is fleeting, a temporary formation, like a wave pattern on the surface of the water? Who is it that sees this? Who is it that is aware of the fleetingness of your physical and psychological form? I am. This is the deeper “I” that has nothing to do with past and future.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003)

“The mind is incessantly looking not only for food for thought; it is looking for food for its identity, its sense of self. This is how the ego comes into existence and continuously re-creates itself.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Chapter 3 The Egoic Self

“A moment of danger can bring about a temporary cessation of the stream of thinking and thus give you a taste of what it means to be present, alert, aware.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Ch 2

“Stillness is your essential nature. What is stillness? The inner space or awareness in which the words on this page are being perceived and become thoughts. Without that awareness, there would be no perception, no thoughts, no world.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Ch 1

“When you lose touch with inner stillness, you lose touch with yourself. When you lose touch with yourself, you lose yourself in the world. Your innermost sense of self, of who you are, is inseparable from stillness. This is the “I Am” that is deeper than name and form.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Chapter 1 Silence and Stillness

“Do you really need to mentally label every sense perception and experience? Do you really need to have a reactive like/dislike relationship with life where you are in almost continuous conflict with situations and people? Or is that just a deep seated mental habit that can be broken? Not by doing anything, but by allowing this moment to be as it is.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Ch 7

“Do you need more knowledge? Is more information going to save the world, or faster computers, more scientific or intellectual analysis? Is it not wisdom that humanity needs most at this time? But what is wisdom and where is it to be found? Wisdom comes with the ability to be still. Just look and just listen. No more is needed. Being still, looking, and listening activates the non-conceptual intelligence within you. Let stillness direct your words and actions.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Ch 1

“To let go of judgment does not mean that you don’t see what they do. It means that you recognize their behavior as a form of conditioning, and you see it and accept it as that. You don’t construct an identity out of it for that person.
That liberates you as well as the other person from identification with conditioning, with form, with mind. That liberates you as well as the other person from identification with conditioning, with form, with mind. The ego then no longer runs your relationships.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Ch 8

“Every human being has been conditioned to think and behave in certain ways– conditioned genetically as well as by their childhood experiences and their cultural environment. That is not who they are, but that is who they appear to be. When you pronounce judgment upon someone, you confuse those conditioned mind patterns with who they are. To do that is in itself a deeply conditioned and unconscious pattern. You give them a conceptual identity, and that false identity becomes a prison not only for the other person but also for yourself.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Ch 8

“Something of its essence then transmits itself to you. You can sense how still it is, and in doing so the same stillness arises within you. You sense how deeply it rests in Being–completely at one with what it is and where it is. In realizing this, you too come to a place of rest deep within yourself.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Ch 7

“It is true, of course, that some places are good places to walk out of–and sometimes that may well be the most appropriate thing for you to do. In many cases, however, walking out is not an option. In all those cases, the “I don't want to be here” is not only useless but also dysfunctional. It makes you and others unhappy.”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Ch 6

“Whenever you are able, have a “look” inside yourself to see whether you are unconsciously creating conflict between the inner and the outer, between your external circumstances at that moment–where you are, who you are with, or what you are doing–and your thoughts and feelings. Can you feel how painful it is to internally stand in opposition to what is?”

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Forrás: Stillness Speaks (2003), Chapter 6 Acceptance and Surrender

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