Eckhart Tolle is changing my life. By which I mean – reading his books is changing my perspective. Which is actually so much more important than any external change in circumstances. Without a change in perspective we just keep repeating the same patterns in different ways. A fundamental change in perspective is much more transformative [...]
Posts Tagged ‘the power of now’
Seeking is the Antithesis of Happiness
Posted in Philosophising, Reviews - Books, Movies, Events etc, tagged A New Earth, Eckhart Tolle, happiness, life, life purpose, perspective, presence, searching, seeking, the power of now on January 18, 2010 | 6 Comments »
I Am – And It Is Good
Posted in Philosophising, tagged achievement, being happy, commitment, happiness, life, purpose, self-acceptance, stickability, the power of now on December 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
So last year was about acceptance – accepting myself as I am and being true to my own self, rather than needing to live up to some external expectations (or my perception of what those external expectations may be). And this year has built on that theme, but also introduced the idea of what I [...]
No More Quest!
Posted in Life Updates, Philosophising, Quotes, tagged being present, happiness, life, peace, present moment, quest, the power of now on November 24, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Peace is not merely a distant goal that we seek, but a means by which we arrive at that goal. ~ Martin Luther King Jr For years, I had a blog called “Emily’s Quest”. I decided that the title of that blog, which has summed up my entire approach to life so far, epitomises exactly why [...]
Enough
Posted in Life Updates, Philosophising, tagged enough, I am, life, self, self-acceptance, the power of now on November 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I have had enough. Enough running, enough searching, enough trying, enough becoming – enough questing. I have had enough trying to be something different than what I am. Enough trying to become – to become better, different, worthy. Enough trying to redeem myself for sins I can’t identify, enough trying to prove myself, enough trying [...]