When the mind stops, awareness remains.

In this episode, Eckart talks to a live audience in Arizona.

He begins by saying the mind can be a wonderful thing

that we have ability to think, speak languages, and engage in creativity.

But Eckart explains when we get too caught up in the mind,

we lose touch with awareness.

Eckart cites moments in history like Nazi Germany, for example,

when what he calls a virus of the mind took over,

and resulted in destruction on a mass scale.

Eckart warns, when we create mind-made concepts about others as different from ourselves,

we become desensitized to their inherent aliveness,

and we cannot see that in our deepest essence, we are all the same.

Eckart encourages that by learning from history,

we don't have to make the same mistakes going forward.

He says, looking back at yesterday,

he is the perfect catalyst to help us awaken today.

My script for today's talk,

ladies and gentlemen,

people who are joining us remotely have submitted questions.

Another beautiful day.

I've had an idea for a young person perhaps who is looking for a career,

an easy one.

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