How to Cultivate Presence in Big and Small Life Events | Spirituality for Beginners – Eckhart Tolle

The sweetest taste of power is in faithful victory whether it’s the feeling of a job well done, a relationship success or a personal battle met front on and hence conquered. The blessing of self-satisfied joy is afforded as we drink a toast in that moment of bliss before we move onto the next step of our lives. This is, after all, power to live for!

The Law of Polarity is a fairly simple law to understand, as this means that everything has a polar opposite. Bad and good, small and big, hot and cold, up and down – they are all the polar opposites. A lot of times though, because this is such a simple law to understand that people forget to use it for the positive side and focus on the negative side way too much!

The Law of Relativity is a wonderful one to be able to change our perspective on things and shift our energy into a positive state instead of a negative one. This law states that nothing is good or bad, big or small, important or non-important until you relate it to something else in your life.

Many times we experience feelings of depression, pain, conflict and boredom in our human relationships and we lack motivation and think life is meaningless. We suffer with feelings of anxiety and uncertainty, and struggle to free ourselves from these emotions. This is when we start questioning our existence and meaning of life. This is when we start craving psychological and spiritual freedom.

If you follow one particular religion and believe that every other religion is wrong or questionable, I would like to share something with you that people believed in, at one time. It doesn’t matter how far back you go in the history, the only thing that’s important here, is the fact that they actually believed in it.

My wife and I saw the movie “Blind Side” last night. We loved it! I can sum it up by saying it’s a story of redemption where a wealthy family CHOOSES to love a young black man from “the poor side of town” and winds up making him one of their own. The story hit VERY close to home…

Are you spiritual? And, if so, what makes you spiritual? I think the word “spiritual” is a grossly underrated and mal-defined concept for the most part. People will often take a small part of the true whole and apply a spiritual label to it, certainly in terms of the popular secularist viewpoint.

There are no secrets in the Universe. Quantum Spirituality tells you how to discover them all.

When people begin to open themselves up to the spiritual path there are many first questions that plague the mind. Who am I? Why am I here? What is my purpose?

Wisdom, real wisdom, is available to anyone who is prepared to play by Wisdom’s rules. Therein lies the sticking point and stumbling block for ninety-five percent of the population–discipline to apply it separates the men from the boys, the women from the girls.

When you use say things like “that was the old me” do you realize that the “old you” actually houses a body of consciousness that still exists within you? This includes the child you, the adolescent you, the young adult you, etc. If you are trying to live a new experience, these other conscious states of you, must be removed.

But in that moment, and they are rare in our lives, perhaps our hearts take an turn that somehow changes us, and suddenly we know, in our hearts of hearts, that the stars and us are one. We are but the dust of stars sprinkled on the earth to dance awhile before we return to our destiny.