Saturday, March 29, 2008
Truly Inspiring
It's well worth taking a little over 15 minutes to watch this truly inspiring video featuring Harvard neuroanatomist Jill Bolte Taylor as she shares "My Stroke of Insight": http://www.ted.com/talks/view/id/229
Saturday, March 15, 2008
Hope For the Planet?!
Even as we're watching the Democratic candidates possibly doing themselves & the party in, & as Eliot Spitzer's become a living example of karma, I've been experiencing a strong sense of positive movement occurring around us.
For example, I've been enjoying Oprah's Free ongoing 10 wk. webcast interviews w/ Eckhart Tolle. I've had mixed feelings about her, but am really liking the way she's presenting him. What's amazing, is close to 1 million people/wk. are availing themselves to this opportunity. If you miss the Mon. live webcast, you can just go to www.Oprah.com anytime after noon the next day & view it. Going into its' 3rd wk., you can view anything that's happened to date, anytime you log on. What I especially like is people are asking fantastic real life questions about how to apply what he says, via skype, telephone & e-mail. And Oprah herself is asking great "yes but" questions that we all think when reading or listening to him, but no one asks out loud.
I've also recently watched a DVD of interviews w/ 3 leading yoga teachers, all talking about yoga taking you to the same place Tolle describes, being in the present moment. Truly wonderful. Maybe there's hope for the planet?!
For example, I've been enjoying Oprah's Free ongoing 10 wk. webcast interviews w/ Eckhart Tolle. I've had mixed feelings about her, but am really liking the way she's presenting him. What's amazing, is close to 1 million people/wk. are availing themselves to this opportunity. If you miss the Mon. live webcast, you can just go to www.Oprah.com anytime after noon the next day & view it. Going into its' 3rd wk., you can view anything that's happened to date, anytime you log on. What I especially like is people are asking fantastic real life questions about how to apply what he says, via skype, telephone & e-mail. And Oprah herself is asking great "yes but" questions that we all think when reading or listening to him, but no one asks out loud.
I've also recently watched a DVD of interviews w/ 3 leading yoga teachers, all talking about yoga taking you to the same place Tolle describes, being in the present moment. Truly wonderful. Maybe there's hope for the planet?!
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