Intelligence Greater Than the Mind

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Essential Teachings Special: Maintaining Consciousness in the Midst of Chaos

Originally aired July 7, 2022.In this podcast, Eckhart answers questions about practicing presence and peace in a world fraught with conflict and chaos. Eckhart reminds us that we are not dependent on external conditions. He says it is possible to remain peaceful even in the mids ...  Show more

Essential Teachings Special: Spiritual Awakening Is A Realization Not An Achievement

Originally aired June 30, 2022. In this episode, Eckhart addresses concerns about using conscious manifestation for both practical as well as spiritual purposes. Eckhart cautions listeners that awakening should not be something we put on our to-do list. He says it is not another ...  Show more

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