In the Presence of a Great Mystery

By: Eckhart Tolle

Narrated by: Eckhart Tolle

In simple language and with quiet humor, Eckhart Tolle explores the profound mystery of who we are. Eckhart begins this talk by presenting the problem we face as human beings: Almost all of us have created a rigid sense of identity based on our history, our mental interpretations, and our memories of the past. It is who we think we are, “our story,” and we constantly support it with endless thoughts in habitual patterns. Yet our story — what Eckhart calls “the little me” — is not the truth of who we are. All we truly have is the present moment, and in this moment we are far more than we think; we are in fact part of a great, mysterious whole.

©2002 Eckhart Tolle (P)2006 New World Library

Mystery

Transformative, elevating, awakening to self realization, just simple truth
Thanks to Eckart one more time

Best

Best talk by Eckhart Tolle. Amazing performance. mesmerising. powerful. divine. I haven't heard any other talk to be so magnetic.

fantastic teachings

What made the experience of listening to In the Presence of a Great Mystery the most enjoyable?

His understanding of human behavior and thinking

Which scene was your favorite?

this is non fiction

If you were to make a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?

be hard to no plot it is nonfiction

Nothing interesting

Wish I didn’t get audiobook because it was impressing anything that seemed to work for me