Right Action follows Awaken Consciousness. In this episode, Eckhart explains to a live audience

that a deeper movement has brought them together and the goal is to help them awaken.

He says many ancient spiritual teachings

point to this timeless idea of metamorphosis, including the parables of Jesus

and others. He explains that the root of the word Buddha means to be awake in Sanskrit.

Eckhart explains, when we shift to higher consciousness, we have access to wisdom which

is far deeper than intelligence.

Ironically, he says more knowledge will not save us.

In fact, intelligence often works in service of madness, technology, war, and weapons of mass destruction.

He believes only wisdom together with right action

will help our ailing world, and these can only spring from awakened consciousness.

Wonderful to be here after such a long time in this beautiful place. Thank you for your welcome. Let's come into the

present moment, it might be a good idea, which simply means to start with to acknowledge the present moment

what is?

If you have encountered any kind of irritation

on your way here, which is quite possible,

because one encounters many sources of irritation every day,

then I suggest to, that you look at it, feel it,

and instead of saying I am irritated you say there's irritation in me and I can

feel it this is a big difference it's not just to play with words, the difference

between saying I am irritated or angry or sad or whatever the condition may be and saying this is what I feel or that

is what is in me at the moment. By saying that you've taken a step back, you are not in the grip of the irritation,

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