Living With Tolle

How can the teachings of Eckhart Tolle help you approach everyday life with beginner's mind? When you are dealing with the challenges of your job, your business, your family, or your own awakening, how can you apply these teachings to daily life so you can be present and effective?

On this episode of Living with Tolle, recorded in May 2009, our conversation centers around natural beauty. We discuss how nature reflects back to us how to be present in the moment. We explore how Nature can also be a portal to the now by inspiring breath-taking moments of no thought. We talk about connecting to the inner aliveness in nature, in pets, and in young children, a practice that can help us honor the life force in other human beings around us, and ourselves.

Are you wondering how to get a good night's sleep tonight by turning off your "mind switch?" How can the teachings of Eckhart Tolle help you get a deep, consistent sleep so that you have the energy and focus to fulfill your work and family responsibilities?

Are you suffering and seeking relief? Is your life dominated by what Eckhart Tolle calls the Pain Body? Are you unable to find fulfillment no matter where you go or what you do? Do you seek inner peace and love and compassion for others? In this episode, Greg interviews Scott Kiloby, who shares his special approach to realizing presence, awareness, and inner joy.

On this episode of Living With Tolle: We focus on “Enjoyment,” the second modality of “Awakened Doing,” as explained by Eckhart Tolle in A New Earth.

Are you a parent looking for practical guidance to help you nurture a more spiritually grounded family? Do you yearn for a deeper "soul to soul" connection with your children? In this podcast episode, Greg interviews Annie Burnside, who has been hailed as the "Eckhart Tolle of parenting." Annie shares with us insightful, practical, and joyous strategies to help your family new levels of presence, peace, and joy.

On this episode of Living With Tolle we explore ways to cultivate your intuition through the teachings of Eckhart Tolle. We discuss how to trust your intuition to help inspire your decision-making process in everyday life situations.

On this episode of Living with Tolle we talk about the pain-body, a powerful spiritual insight Eckhart Tolle first introduced in The Power of Now. We explore how the pain-body manifests in life and strategies for dealing with the short term and long term effects.

Join "Living with Tolle" co-hosts Greg Larsen and Leo Aristimuno in person for a special live event Saturday July 30th in NYC. In this 2-hour interactive lecture and discussion Greg and Leo will discuss specific techniques to apply the teachings of Eckhart Tolle in your everyday life. You will go beyond theories and strategies and directly experience your own state of presence in a fresh, new way. You'll learn how to apply the teachings in your life to enable greater relaxation, clearer thinking, and a deeper connection to the intelligence of your heart and your inner voice of wisdom.

Matt Kahn asks our listeners: Are you looking for an effortless way to experience the joy and tranquility of your true inner self? Would you like to dissolve the “sticking points” that block you from your own awakening? Elaborating on many of the same concepts explored by Eckhart Tolle, our guest, spiritual teacher Matt Khan, guides us through a surprisingly simple, fun, and non-denominational path towards effortless freedom, presence, and inner peace.

Do you feel an urge to expand your experience and spiritual knowledge? Do you wish to explore teachings that complement your understanding of presence and of Eckhart Tolle's Power of Now? Are there other teachers or teachings that could help you deepen your understanding of presence or enlightenment and support you on your spiritual journey?

Is your mental health blocking you from fully accessing what Eckhart Tolle calls the power of now? Are you looking for an alternative to traditional therapy to help you deal with depression or anxiety brought on by to much thinking about the past and the future? How can the teachings of Eckhart Tolle and mindfulness practices help you quiet that noisy inner dialogue so you can live a more meaningful and productive life?

Is the health of your body a barrier to fully accessing what Eckhart Tolle calls the present moment? How can eating raw food and detoxifying the body by cleansing or fasting help you experience presence at a deeper level? On this recording of our September 7, 2010, teleseminar, we were joined by special guest Dhrumil Purohit to explore how eating more consciously and cleansing the body or fasting can support a deeper experience of the teachings of Eckhart Tolle.

Can the teachings of Eckhart Tolle help dissolve the personal and collective gay pain-body? Is being gay a help or hindrance to spiritual awakening? Does the label “Gay” limit a deeper experience of the true essence of life? On this recording of our August 3, 2010, teleseminar, we were joined by special guest Richard "Nick" Fyffe to explore what the teachings of Eckhart Tolle say about being gay, the possibilities for healing, being honest, living an authentic life, and spiritual awakening.In our conversation, we discussed how the process of labeling people (and ourselves) in general can often lead to an overidentification with the egoic label itself.We also talked about how the gay man, though a heightened sensitivity to difference, might in fact be closer to appreciating the different forms that are all expressions of a unified life force that bonds us all together as one.

How can the teachings of Eckhart Tolle help you cook with presence? When you are in your kitchen, are you anxious about the future or the past? On this recording of our June 1, 2010, teleseminar, we are joined by special guest Alma Schneider who shares how cooking with presence can help people overcome negative thinking in the kitchen - the biggest obstacle to approaching cooking in a conscious way - and how we can practice presence inour kitchens. Alma Schneider is an LCSW and founder of the blog Take Back the Kitchen. Alma is a “Kitchen Coach” and in her practice and her blog, she helps people overcome their personal obstacles to cooking. In our conversation with Alma, we also explore how you can you enjoy the smells, the tastes, the creativity, and the nurturing that cooking embodies - and use your time in the kitchen as a spiritual practice.