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The quiet rise of self-observation: is this today’s most popular spiritual practice you haven’t heard of?

by Jack Dawes 4 years ago

written by Jack Dawes

Bestselling author Eckhart Tolle is ranked among the world’s most spiritually influential living people. Self-observation is central to his self-help message. Yet the way he conveys this present-moment practice owes …

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The creation of now: how Fourth Way authors sparked a revolution of the present moment

by Jack Dawes 4 years ago

by Jack Dawes 4 years ago

Mindfulness or present-moment awareness is popular today. Many modern sources emphasise having awareness in life’s everyday activities, not just meditation sessions. This trend owes something to the early 20th century …

Jack Dawes
I appreciate you taking the time to share your insights about these…
Oleg Zen
I do not try to put someone above another. There is esoteric…
Jack Dawes
Thank you for for your comment Oleg. I agree with you that…
Oleg Zen
Thank you for your articles on the works of Maurice Nicoll and…
Oleg Zen
Thank you for your insights. Because of the lack of the SECOND…
Karla Chesterfield
The pain body parasite thing is also mentioned in Carlos Castaneda in…
Jack Dawes
Thank you for your comment and appreciation A.Basedow. While I’ve mainly focused…

The Creation of Now

Do Eckhart Tolle’s Present Moment Teachings have a Hidden Past?

Ouspensky

The quiet rise of self-observation: is this today’s most popular spiritual practice you haven’t heard of?

The creation of now: how Fourth Way authors sparked a revolution of the present moment