Knowing This Can Make You Feel Happier | Eckhart Tolle

There is a habit almost everyone has, and most people cannot see it in themselves. Complaining. Eckhart Tolle points out how much of our thinking and talking is quietly made of it. About other people, about situations, about what we call my life. He did this, then he said that, this should not be happening, why is it like this. It feels justified. You are always right and the other is always wrong. But that constant complaining is not describing reality. It is feeding the ego and manufacturing your own unhappiness. Take a simple morning. You open the curtains and it is raining, and the thought comes, another miserable day. But the rain is real. The miserable is added by your mind. That small move, mistaking your interpretation for the fact, happens all day long, and it is the difference between conscious and unconscious living. Try this as a practice. Go one or two hours without complaining about anything, out loud or in your head. You will still deal with whatever needs dealing with. In fact you deal with it better. And when the old pattern returns, do what the monks do when they want to say be quiet. They simply say, watch your mind. Eckhart goes much further into this in the full session. Join Eckhart Tolle Now to watch. 👇 Sign up for a free trial: https://bit.ly/etnow-freetrial ✨🌟Take Your Practice Deeper with Eckhart Tolle Now🌟✨ You’ve already started your journey with Eckhart Tolle’s teachings on YouTube—now it’s time to take that journey even deeper. We’re excited to offer you an exclusive year-long discount to join Eckhart Tolle Now for just $139—that’s only $11 per month for a full year of transformative teachings and practices. ✨Here’s what awaits you as a member of Eckhart Tolle Now: ▪️Private Community: Connect with like-minded individuals in an exclusive, supportive online platform dedicated to living in Presence. ▪️Monthly Video Practices: Guided teachings each month to help you live a life of greater peace, clarity, and mindfulness. ▪️Member-On