Forgiving, the unforgivable.

In this podcast, Eckhart answers questions about a variety of concerns.

A man experiences relentless anxiety and says meditation doesn't relieve his symptoms.

Eckhart explains an overactive pain body is at the root of his troubles.

He then shares the wisdom he gained through healing his own pain body.

Another audience member asks if there are any transgressions which are unforgivable.

Eckhart explains some violations may seem beyond acceptance but our goal is not to try to forgive.

He says instead forgiveness occurs naturally as we outgrow the limitations of our personality.

Finally, a woman asks if it's necessary to forgive others who have rung us in order to revolve spiritually.

Eckhart shares the trauma he experienced from his abusive father and he explains how through spiritual growth

he was able to realize his father was a wounded man.

Once Eckhart awakes into this fact, he says forgiveness flows.

Just checking to see if everybody is still present.

I'll do just a few questions from them, streaming questions.

Joseph asking, hello Eckhart, every morning I awake with extreme feelings of anxiety.

It is like a knot in my stomach area and it feels very uncomfortable.

It is accompanied by fearful thoughts and emotions.

I am able to observe it in my inner body.

Nevertheless, it always continues and is getting stronger.

I try to be present and feel my inner body but this won't stop it.

By the time I am getting up, I feel drained of energy and I am still anxious.

What else can I do?

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