How Do I Respond To Another's Pain-Body?

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  • @EnlightenedJourney
    @EnlightenedJourney Před 11 lety +283

    The "pain body" is the name given to the collective repressed emotions of an individual. Almost like saying the ego, however the pain body usually is dealing with repressed anger, rage, sadness, fear etc, all the repressed emotions. When a person has accumulated so much repressed emotion a person very rarely shows their "true" self and the "pain body" responds. Hope this helps a bit.

  • @MrScoobydoo12
    @MrScoobydoo12 Před 6 lety +154

    I used to be so in my pain body I didn't know, until my Wife said..." look , even the Dog is afraid" it took me Months or Years to finally believe her about the Dog(which I love dearly) and I saw it , that was the beginning , but awareness has to spring up no matter how small, now I'm aware of my Wife's pain Body, I just try to hug her and tell her I love her, but when she's deep in it doesn't work so I just give her space until it dies down 😁

  • @johnthefreeguy
    @johnthefreeguy Před 4 lety +63

    Thank you for freeing me from this obnoxious demon I was. My ego created tremendous pain and suffering for me and others. It was unbearable but now I'm free. Thank you.

  • @forestsoceansmusic
    @forestsoceansmusic Před 6 lety +114

    It may not be in Eckhart's teaching, but I remember my first partner and I (this was back in 1983) went to a couples counsellor, and she gave us a very good script for whenever we started getting angry at each other. Whenever one of us was aware enough, we were (and we often did, and it worked) to say to the other:
    "When you say [or 'do'] that I feel...." and go into how we felt with no 'you' statements (except for the initial "When you say that..."). And we were to be totally honest including showing vulnerability, and not make it too long. When we had finished, the other was to only say: "I hear you."; which did not mean 'sorry', or 'you're right' or 'I was wrong', just to say: "I hear you." And then the other could repeat the script from their perspective, with the original responding: "I hear you." And that worked really well.

  • @saralouazo8928
    @saralouazo8928 Před 4 lety +55

    How can we live without those teachings ?????
    OMG my life before these teachings was a mess !

  • @Saviourofhaha
    @Saviourofhaha Před 10 lety +258

    I find when dealing with anothers pain body it does well generally to verbally express as much compassion, understanding and empathy as is appropriate; from a place of presence and love for the person.

    • @Simon0
      @Simon0 Před 7 lety +45

      i use another pain body to make myself more present. It ends up even better for you being around pain bodies because it forces your presence to grow which will end up being better for you.

  • @SirenoftheVoid
    @SirenoftheVoid Před 9 lety +143

    That reminds me,sometimes people say things like "i'm sorry,i wasn't myself".That's it right there,what he says about anger not being your true self.

    • @Simon0
      @Simon0 Před 9 lety +12

      SirenoftheVoid yep you can totally lose it then later on you calm down again.

  • @lovelove-lu8wo
    @lovelove-lu8wo Před 7 lety +90

    My pain body is very sophisticated. It has so many different excuses to get out of being identified.

  • @georgetheseventh
    @georgetheseventh Před 6 lety +119

    In my experience, none of these techniques work with Narcissists, no matter how long you wait for them. They prefer to remain in their pain body. So then what?

  • @SasukeUchiha-zd7wm
    @SasukeUchiha-zd7wm Před 10 lety +180

    Lol, he's laughing in the face of the pain body. Eckhart is awesome.

  • @frizbeee
    @frizbeee Před 11 lety +21

    Removing oneself or reacting with total silence when someone is reaching out in deep pain, is often like gasoline on the fire.
    Compassion is the key I beleive.

  • @dannysze8183
    @dannysze8183 Před 5 lety +19

    I stay silence when I encountered another person with pain body. If a person is toxic, I try my best to walk away from them. Everyone is responsible to their own well being and be amicable with the people you encounter. If your partner is toxic, it is better to break up.

  • @cariadwr9
    @cariadwr9 Před 11 lety +15

    I work with the sick and dying. I have learnt that my personal stance does have an effect on the other. If I am coming from a place connected to the spiritual essence of what we are then I can connect with the spiritual essence of them. The body is not the spirit. True Empathy is difficult to attain; loving while being able to let go and recognize that another's path is their own to tread and their relationship with the creator is their own to understand

  • @TheTransparentlight
    @TheTransparentlight Před 11 lety +11

    It's perfectly okay to be annoyed by such behavior as you yourself don't want it to be apart of your identity, but know that they are their own person. They are sifting through their own emotions/thoughts and for some they are fueling their pain body so that they can experience what it's like to live in such a way. While it's annoying for you, it is necessary for them at this stage to go through living in such a way. Be aware that you are on another level and both of you are growing.

  • @edgeofthemed3011
    @edgeofthemed3011 Před 6 lety +24

    Never had the ability to name the "pain body" in my relationships. Now I begin to understand. Powerful

  • @lulumystery
    @lulumystery Před 9 lety +36

    I love that he gets such a big kick out of it all, he's amazing as are his teachings.

  • @Motorsheep
    @Motorsheep Před 11 lety +11

    I am not Eckhart, but I remember him talking about the subject in one of his videos. In essence, he said that mind-expanding drugs like LSD can indeed create awakening-like experiences, BUT:
    They're like express trains through these experiences. You're sitting there looking out the window, and it takes you all over the place at high speeds. You can't stop to take a closer look.
    Having taken LSD myself, I agree - it is an immense experience, but you get dragged you through it without mercy.

  • @conorcahill4148
    @conorcahill4148 Před 6 lety +36

    Eckhart laughing at the pain body made my day 😂

  • @silvershirl
    @silvershirl Před 11 lety +18

    Love and compassion conquers all.

  • @drivebypoet
    @drivebypoet Před 11 lety +5

    It's a word he made as part of his teachings. The idea is that it is all the pain a person has gone through in life, along with some of the ideas they have from their culture and upbringing. It makes a person look for conflict, and generally not react well to many situations.

  • @nickolaswinter2975
    @nickolaswinter2975 Před 8 lety +45

    no discipline is required, no recipe of response, only alertness to your own internal movements, a watching of what arises in response to whatever is here, now, including the rantings of a person sufferring.....you are not empowered if you believe you are doing something, you are only feeding more of your mind identity, if there is any sense of superiority you are lost in your own imaginings........you know when you're really present with another one who is upset because theres no mirroring, no anger, no judgment......only love

    • @TerryLightfoot
      @TerryLightfoot Před 6 lety +5

      Nickolas Winter - Thank you so much for your helpful comment. I often do that, then realize the wrong move later, after simply making things worse. It is totally ego and your recognition of it being a feeling of superiority is spot on. With that in mind I will now catch myself sooner and go back to present, hopefully before I open my mouth!

    • @packofmilk7408
      @packofmilk7408 Před 6 lety

      i haf pain what i do

  • @deebrown1902
    @deebrown1902 Před 7 lety +5

    How often I have been confronted with the pain-body position with others and never could understand why they wouldn't want to help themselves. This explains others and myself as well. How grateful I am to be told of the dynamics involving this dilemma we humans find ourselves in without even knowing it.....until now.

  • @hotdoggy7
    @hotdoggy7 Před 10 lety +42

    i often find i snap out of my pain body when i look into a mirror.
    they are very powerful ancient technology. And i feel that if used carefully, one can also show the mirror to another's pain body.
    the pain body likes to hide

    • @chubbatheBOSS
      @chubbatheBOSS Před 7 lety +7

      hotdoggy7 very interesting. Because it is not the true self so it goes away in the mirror

  • @chubbatheBOSS
    @chubbatheBOSS Před 7 lety +33

    Eckhart is such adorable person

  • @joen.8364
    @joen.8364 Před 6 lety +11

    Eckhart is brilliant in describing the pain-body, as well as the condition of the human brain in general. That being said, one must remember that he doesn't hold a position like most people in the world (a police officer, grocery clerk, middle school teacher, etc.). He had a nervous breakdown and dropped out of society. So, don't be too hard on yourself for being human in a very complex and changing time in this world.

  • @TheWJC1987
    @TheWJC1987 Před 7 lety +3

    I have been dating a girl for 4 months now and this is exactly what is going on between us, literally sat down last night to talk about our problems, the next morning I started the chapter "pain bodies" in New Earth. I love the universe!!

  • @gangulagangulic8989
    @gangulagangulic8989 Před 9 lety +746

    All dislikes came from pain-bodies.

    • @errolleefullen
      @errolleefullen Před 9 lety +16

      Gangula Gangulic
      Looks like this video triggered more than a few!

    • @Simon0
      @Simon0 Před 9 lety +15

      Gangula Gangulic pain body is golem from lord of the rings.

    • @apacur
      @apacur Před 9 lety +18

      Gangula Gangulic As do "likes"... because behind the apparent 'like" of something is lurking the unspoken "dislike' of something else...... It's the Attachment To (the like or dislike) that then inevitably leads to the pain body arising (eventually)

    • @weirdmike360
      @weirdmike360 Před 9 lety +5

      +Gangula Gangulic hahahahahahahahahaha

    • @gwm6102
      @gwm6102 Před 8 lety +1

      +Anne Pacur Well said. If you allow the antithesis of some form of the ego to be unconscious, consciousness of the thesis is only half-awareness.

  • @Dreamchaser68
    @Dreamchaser68 Před 5 lety +7

    Bless him.Such a profound guy.Love Eckhart teachings he really puts matters into focus with conscientious compassion.

  • @adaku75
    @adaku75 Před 11 lety +12

    The pain-body is essentially all of your mental and emotional baggage that you constantly carry around with you and reacts to other people's pain-body. He discussess it in A New Earth.

  • @chrisbanisch
    @chrisbanisch Před 8 lety +16

    In my experience with dealing with others pain bodies, I feel like if I were to say " I think that's your pain body speaking" it would just fuel the fire cause that's obviously not what they want to hear, but have to hear. But i totally agree with this idea. It's totally important to get another person aware of their own pain body.

    • @Simon0
      @Simon0 Před 7 lety +3

      they would still have to have a remnant of awareness within them. If no awareness and totally taken over by a pain body then definitely saying 'thats your pain body' would probably cause more argument! they arent going to say 'oh yeah you are right it is the pain body'. They only might say that idf there is still remnant of awareness in them.

  • @saraabebe2082
    @saraabebe2082 Před 6 lety +6

    His smile just warms my heart ❤️

  • @mantykarhu
    @mantykarhu Před 10 lety +28

    Great video. IT'S teaching have changed me. I would recommend reading about Attachment Theory in psychology too. There can be better ways to calm a person/situation than silence or walking away. I agree that you cannot reason/debate/explain with a pain-body. Finding the person's actual need of that moment and filling it can do wonders. Attachment parenting has transformed my way of being a dad, therapist and then partner. Being 'heard' can heal so much, yet it's harder for some to understand and do than simple silence and avoidance.

  • @mihaibacrau802
    @mihaibacrau802 Před 5 lety +6

    I cosider that if I, the observer, am trully present, then when the pain body of the other manifests, I am able to filter and transform this energy into something superior. This way I can then help the other to gain some awareness. Staying simply silent is just a fragment of the process and it won't do much.

  • @LadanLashkari
    @LadanLashkari Před 10 lety +17

    Thank you for this very helpful video. Pain bodies often become the biggest challenge of any intimate relationship. Especially when your partner comes with a huge one which keeps rising up every time there is the slightest argument.
    I am going to try this approach next time, but I do believe if the pain body in the other person is strong enough and they refuse to be conscious of it, it is impossible to communicate. Because they are sorta taken over by their pain body almost all the time.

    • @lrd3721
      @lrd3721 Před 7 lety

      Ladan, see my comment above. It's not the pain body which reacts, or takes over the person, but the defense against the pain in the pain body, that is coming into the person's awareness, and they don't know how to process it.

    • @georgebenichou9727
      @georgebenichou9727 Před 6 lety +1

      get the book of ET : the Power of the Now .he is more profound and understandable than the video .and also you have the time to reflect on what he says and then are able to assimilate and make yours. he also says explanations that cannot be expressed on a video because it is already much more advanced and profound knowledge ! this book of Eckart Tolle is said to be the Best of his work .

  • @amitabhaelliott
    @amitabhaelliott Před 6 lety +3

    This is where Right Speech taught by the Buddha is required to skillfully navigate as well as Right Intention to ensure there is only goodwill and renunciation in the mind.

  • @aApTiN
    @aApTiN Před 9 lety +20

    Thank you Eckhart I would really like to meet you...

  • @diannedell8405
    @diannedell8405 Před 8 lety +29

    I find humour the best diffuser of pain-bodies, including my own .Of course, not always easy to do if you have a strong reaction to them - but if I can stay aware enough to joke and be playful, it can sometimes work wonders.

    • @Simon0
      @Simon0 Před 7 lety +7

      i love it when Eckhart has humor about human pain bodies! it helps us to see how silly we can be and laughing about it is wonderful!

    • @planplan8832
      @planplan8832 Před 7 lety +2

      Jenny Jig the definition of humor without sarcastic humor is acceptable on the other hand humor can mask what's needed to be worked on in my experience

  • @sumerolu
    @sumerolu Před 10 lety +1

    '' I can't talk to you'' I agree with you I was awful and terrible but now I have the presence to understand that that was not me as this is not you!

  • @Bamboos2011
    @Bamboos2011 Před 11 lety +9

    I had someone who has a very heavy pain body attack me yesterday. She said horrific things which I am used to but it has made my mind machine to start becoming very active. Its also hurtful to the inner part of me. Ive completely removed myself but the memory remains of utter unconsciousness of a person.

  • @aktywnyobserwator5868
    @aktywnyobserwator5868 Před 4 lety +8

    Thank you from France...i've read your book around 3 yrs ago. So i see now that collective pain body makes revolts, revolutions, but if it is not guided by conscious awareness, there will be only chaos...and all the best in 2020, maybe collective change of human consciousness ? ( For the better, i mean ).

  • @meinthislifetime8689
    @meinthislifetime8689 Před 8 lety +6

    thank you, eckart. :)
    i have firsthand experience with this on a regular basis, and with someone who is close to me. she is a beautiful person, but her pain body is not. (imagine that!) believe it or not, we have come up with a way to 'prepare' for these incidents ahead of time, at least to an extent.
    one day, while we were talking, i introduced the idea that if EITHER OF US during a conversation says they would not like to carry on with a particular topic and suggests that we change the subject, we will do so, no questions asked. it's done. (i take advantage of this whenever i sense that you-know-who has entered the scene). the person agreed that this seemed like a good idea, and we have started doing this. (notice, there was no mention of 'pain bodies.' the aforementioned person is not familiar with that expression, and to introduce it would probably only add fuel to the fire). it is enough that she and i have worked out a way to diffuse situations in which the pain body could feed off itself.
    i will admit, this does not work 100% off the time, and in those cases i assure her of my love, and take my leave.
    much luv!

  • @EveKauai
    @EveKauai Před 11 lety +3

    ...when a person has made some sort of Agreement to STAY in Pain - i.e., become Addicted 2 it - then no matter how much Compassion or Love 1 extends, it never ends = b/c that person doesn't WANT it 2 end (the reasons 4 such a sick decision being manifold; e.g. guilt, ignorance, or manipulation by psychopathic person controlling the person who has become addicted - etc) so in a close relationship, both parties must make an Agreement 2 their Highest Self B4 the Pain Body strikes again - & keep it!

  • @38frog49eyes
    @38frog49eyes Před 11 lety +2

    I agree with jabronavich. It is the golden moment of teaching being offered for us to learn more about being in the presence and letting yourself express the gratitude of being with a pain body. When will the next one arrive...and why?

  • @zaraki888
    @zaraki888 Před 11 lety +4

    Eckhart Tolle is so funny haha, I love his way of talking. Gives me a happy mood :)

  • @Biolupus
    @Biolupus Před 11 lety +4

    when you get annoyed, it's necessary to recognize that this is your own pain body, and you maybe refuse to realize it also. Awareness doesn't get annoyed. Awareness sees only awareness in the world. Even in the pain body you can see the light, if you are bold enough to look at your own one in the eyes. We don't get annoyed with an animal if we comprehend his position. The pain body is the animal inside humans. Maybe try and appreciate its grotesqueness without judging... as we do to with fire

  • @mrd1228
    @mrd1228 Před 11 lety +10

    this is my favorite one! the video ends perfectly. pain bodies always subside. so why don't we just expedite that by staying present to begin with? or at least, try...haha
    I LOVE Eckhart! 3>

  • @SarahVerwei
    @SarahVerwei Před 11 lety +5

    awareness comes back in...Always..the person we know is coming back...after a while :)

  • @sharongrove9712
    @sharongrove9712 Před 4 lety +3

    Ho’oponopono practice helps to erase the pain body in the practitioner as well as family, plants and minerals.

  • @Simon0
    @Simon0 Před 9 lety +9

    if you encounter a strong pain body in another it is VERY hard to stay present!

    • @Simon0
      @Simon0 Před 7 lety +12

      eh i wrote this a year ago.. nowadays i would say it is hard but far from impossible! it might take a bit of practise though..

  • @TheAdamlans
    @TheAdamlans Před 11 lety +4

    I think a strong idea is to tell the pain body that it is hurting your feelings, particularly when it is coming from someone you have a relationship with

  • @joefuckit
    @joefuckit Před 11 lety +6

    Life has three aspects: Paradox, Humor, and Change.
    - Paradox: Life is a mystery; don't waste time figuring it out.
    - Humor: Keep a sense of humor, especially about yourself. It is a strength beyond all measure
    - Change: Know that nothing stays the same.”
    Humor is most important. I know when suddenly people were making fun (not just of me, but over the situation, smart sharp fun humor, the real deal) I quickly realised how stupid i was argueing about stuff and getting upset

  • @lovewillprevail1
    @lovewillprevail1 Před 11 lety +3

    Thank you for all the wisdom and the light.

  • @amanitamuscaria7500
    @amanitamuscaria7500 Před 4 lety +7

    When she appears, I tell her I love her. It's ok. And she feels better. She's just a scared little kid, after all.

  • @nohanona7187
    @nohanona7187 Před 7 lety +2

    This is exactly what happens to me every time.. thank God I am not alone

  • @yourbodyawareness2894
    @yourbodyawareness2894 Před 8 lety +9

    what do you have to do if you are stuck with someone who is jealous to you for no reason and constantly makes comments?
    How to not respond to their pain body? I try to ignore or be positive with them and step out as much as possible. But the unconsciousness level is very high. I see only one thing right in this situation: I send love to such person and do not react.This too shall pass.

  • @0wenfox
    @0wenfox Před 11 lety +3

    eloquently put... thanks lord tolle. love ya.. appreciate your time and help for people. your books changed my life. thanks X

  • @brantdanger
    @brantdanger Před 11 lety +2

    Read "A New Earth". Painbody is the term Eckhart uses to describe the state a person is in when all rational thought is gone and they are completely taken over by anger.

  • @kemchobhenchod
    @kemchobhenchod Před 11 lety +2

    brilliant. wrote that quote down and will be mindful look at it, especially when I am in need of presence.

  • @josephlambus4331
    @josephlambus4331 Před 4 lety +2

    I feel so peaceful when i hear Eckhart

  • @4BWVan
    @4BWVan Před 11 lety +2

    This was wonderful, and very funny. The thought I had right after he talked about the phone calls: "My painbody's been running up my cellphone bill, Ekhart!" XD

  • @enricosala5316
    @enricosala5316 Před 4 lety

    WONDERFUL. JUST WONDERFUL.. THANKS SO MUCH, ECKHART 🌱💜

  • @lynnmcquillan2338
    @lynnmcquillan2338 Před rokem

    Again & as always excellent advice - Thankyou Eckhardt & God Bless 🙏😊❤️

  • @summerisonthursday5239
    @summerisonthursday5239 Před 6 lety +5

    Dealing with the PMT "pain body" which comes about for 14 days is very difficult 😬😤😭

  • @Biolupus
    @Biolupus Před 11 lety +2

    low doses open evenly the doors of perception... I've taken a weak one, and saw everything as one. No hallucinations, no distortions, just the innefable oneness behind every breath. Enough time to realize and appreciate a new world and be changed for ever. The open doors were never completely closed after that, and if we take it by purpose and not by fun, we don't feel the need of new experiences with it, no addiction. But meditation leads to the same when activates the right brain

  • @stefanotonnini
    @stefanotonnini Před rokem

    Living with my parents, and dealing on a Daily basis with unhappiness and anger, i can clearly feel the pain and the bad feeling among them. I cant handle anymore. Trying to move to another house, economically hard

  • @lensmanjain
    @lensmanjain Před 4 lety +1

    Love you Eckhart..

  • @lucidtraveler6162
    @lucidtraveler6162 Před 8 lety +92

    I reckon someone will get slapped for saying, "hey that's your pain body" lol.

    • @shubhammittal9764
      @shubhammittal9764 Před 8 lety +1

      LMAO

    • @daudhashmi8965
      @daudhashmi8965 Před 8 lety

      Lucid Traveler i

    • @callmeoutifimbeingatwat4650
      @callmeoutifimbeingatwat4650 Před 7 lety +8

      people are going to end up in arguments, "your pain bodies active! no your pain bodies active! no its your ego thats saying its my pain body to defend your own pain body! lol

    • @Simon0
      @Simon0 Před 7 lety +1

      'thats your pain body you idiot!!'. Yeah such a comment may not illicit a good response!

    • @petergregorio3881
      @petergregorio3881 Před 7 lety +1

      Lucid Traveler My ex wife instead of spitting nails would of been breathing an inferno on my soul😂😂

  • @dvt32
    @dvt32 Před 5 lety +2

    One of the best videos ever!

  • @shagwellington
    @shagwellington Před 5 lety +2

    I want to be Eckhart. It's all just humorous to him. I'm totally unconscious. Have to learn to leave when I feel my enormous pain body taking me over.

  • @joycefung2473
    @joycefung2473 Před 9 lety +2

    Fantastic strategy. Going to try this.

  • @sandhorse1
    @sandhorse1 Před 11 lety

    Thanks for the explanation. I thought that what it would be, but just wasn't sure if I was on the right track. Thanks again!

  • @johnjames3286
    @johnjames3286 Před 6 lety

    My ex girlfriend's pain body didn't shut up if I left the house, it plotted and planned how to make my life a misery. That couldn't happen now thanks to Eckhart

  • @tobes911
    @tobes911 Před 5 lety +8

    😂 “Hello I haven’t seen you in a while.”

  • @julielabelle2783
    @julielabelle2783 Před 4 lety +1

    Thank you.

  • @n1te
    @n1te Před 11 lety

    Eckhart would make a better actor than 95% of what Hollywood offers....... his acting of the subtle stuff like ego is amazing and really 'seems real'.

  • @takchengsze4719
    @takchengsze4719 Před 5 lety +2

    After I watch this, I realize that I would not date a person who is not awakened spiritually. I prefer to enlightened by being alone than dealing with others pain body constantly.

  • @MUSICOBLISS
    @MUSICOBLISS Před 10 lety +8

    It's hard to point out the PB to the partner.
    They very easily attack and leave bite-marks.
    Also continuing blaming sometimes over nothing.
    Help 😲

    • @tamsinthai
      @tamsinthai Před 10 lety +3

      Agreed. I presently have the misfortune of having a house guest with a massive PB. Snarks at everything. Nothing's his fault. throws temper tantrums/objects. Walking away impossible, twisted ankle. I DID whack him hard across his head with a digerdoo I had laying about though. He STFU for five minutes whilst nursing his bump. Asshole. 3 weeks to go ...

  • @bloodandguts6586
    @bloodandguts6586 Před rokem

    Figure out what your partners pain is by listening. Avoid triggering it, reassure them when they start to get triggered. Evaluate if this is a good match for you. It takes more than love to make a relationship work, but finding someone else isn't going to magically solve all problems.

  • @mellraizer
    @mellraizer Před 11 lety

    thats the most beautiful rendering of that process ive ever heard..
    hope i get there..
    : )

  • @gailbancer1571
    @gailbancer1571 Před 6 lety

    I have family members that have been diagnosed with Mental Illness, which is the unchecked and fully in control EGO. They are consumed and taken over by their pain bodies. Since I have been practicing ACIM, I can observe it and be aware. However, they are constantly attacking and trying to provoke people and create drama. I can not interact in any way, with them, best is to remove myself and send healing light and love.

  • @Vannyaniclefy
    @Vannyaniclefy Před 6 lety +1

    I am living with a person who has been having a pain-body for years. I want to live separate from him and stay away as much as possible from him, but he anyways invades my place wherever I'm staying.
    I try to tell him what I disagree with him but it's the same because he always forgets what I tell him

  • @TheseEyesGod
    @TheseEyesGod Před 11 lety +1

    Thumbs up. Good, practical advice.

  • @carolweidig4689
    @carolweidig4689 Před 4 lety

    good learning. thank YOU.

  • @calsitup
    @calsitup Před 9 lety +9

    My girlfriend does not like Eckhart and is not interested in raising her awareness. She is well educated and thinks that all her drama is ok and fully entitled.

    • @avesraggiana
      @avesraggiana Před 9 lety +10

      +calsitup My ex-boyfriend wasn't interested in raising his awareness either. He was clever, he was manipulative, and he was ruthless at projecting all his stuff outward onto people closest to him. Me. He seemed to have a phobia of anything that remotely smacked of self-reflection. But he was relentless in his search for new experiences, new places to travel, new road trips to go on, new love objects, new sexual partners. This restless seeking and never finding, is one of many hallmarks of an individual suffering from Narcissistic Personality Disorder. Of course I had to find this out only after I broke up with him.
      I broke up with him because he betrayed me, an act to which of course, he felt fully entitled. I know this because he never once acknowledged his betrayal or apologised for his abominable behaviour. Instead, he turned it all around in one dramatic, mind-bending twist and in his mind, made me the cause for our breakup. Beware your girlfriend's drama. It'll bite you.

    • @calsitup
      @calsitup Před 9 lety +2

      Aves Raggiana in our relationship there is no one else involved but my girlfriend can be very obsessive. In some ways we are very different, she wants a lot of stuff and things to do I dont want much. I often feel exhausted trying to meet all the demands.
      I think my girlfriend feels a need for conflict which is too much for me.

    • @avesraggiana
      @avesraggiana Před 9 lety +3

      Your feelings of exhaustion and your girlfriend’s propensity for conflict, otherwise known as “Drama” are two more huge red flags right there, of the kind of personality you’ve become entangled with. The fact that your girlfriend feels entitled to burden you with all her never ending demands, as well as her need for conflict tells anyone looking at the two of you that your relationship is all about HER, and almost nothing about the two of you.
      I’m being unduly harsh on you and your relationship. I trod down this road almost two years ago, and saw in your comments the same markers of a relationship that failed spectacularly, thank God. If remaining with her is still what you truly want, I wish you both the very best.

    • @calsitup
      @calsitup Před 9 lety +2

      Aves Raggiana the thing is nobody is all bad it just seems awful when it happens. My family have no idea what she can be like and a lot of women would probably take her side

    • @avesraggiana
      @avesraggiana Před 9 lety +7

      calsitup
      Youre' right, nobody is ALL bad and there were some things my ex-byfriend did that were very sweet. And that's the problem. He would inflict all this drama and emotional pain, otherwise known as "Gaslighting", causing the earth to shift under my feet, and then, just to make sure I remained hooked, he'd do something or say something that would echo the wonderful, handsome, charismatic and ardent lover that he was at the very beginning - just enough to remind me of who I fell in love with, and to confuse me even further.
      And just like your girlfriend, my ex-boyfriend was someone the whole world loved! Why wouldn't I have wanted to remain attached to a wonderful and awesome and totally captivating human being like him?! And just like your family and everyone else with your girlfriend, no one but I knew what he was really like.
      Google or search youtube with phrases like, "Falling in love with a narcissist", or "Relationship with a narcissist". I'll wager that in the stories you'll hear, you will see yourself, and your girlfriend, in them.
      Be well always, and please forgive me if it seems I'm bagging on your girlfriend. My smallest hope is that you'll at least be willing to take a sidelong glance at your girlfriend's behaviour, and at the true reasons why you remain in a relationship that requires so much work on your part.

  • @godissavior8417
    @godissavior8417 Před 6 lety +1

    eckhart is the best

  • @michelemeow7424
    @michelemeow7424 Před 6 lety +1

    Is it possible for someone to be stuck in their pain body and they can’t receive or make conversation with those closest to them?

  • @heatherdawnpipke1669
    @heatherdawnpipke1669 Před 11 lety

    you are filled with knowledge...i find listening to you. .will bring me greater insight..literally.:-D

  • @gillianp63
    @gillianp63 Před 6 lety +1

    How do you deal with a parent who lives with you who is cronically negative? It feels like nails down a blackboard to me. I am not sure staying silent is the answer. For 2 years it still continues. Silent Non reaction isn't working and isn't healing her either. What to do ?

  • @LunaCherry2
    @LunaCherry2 Před 11 lety +1

    I just experienced a really negative reaction to a comment I made on a video with another topic (it was not a spiritual topic), and the video owner went as far as PMing me saying that they "have better things to do than to waste their time talking to me about something that I know nothing about"... It sounds like a chance for a lesson on a silver platter from the universe, no? I just didn't know what to do at all. It would've been easier in real life so that the person could sense me, but...(??)

  • @Buddhishgirl
    @Buddhishgirl Před 4 lety

    It is so funny because my husband recently told me it was boring because i dont react anymore hahaha! (His ego manifests by liking pushing others buttons ;)

  • @Jasonccc150
    @Jasonccc150 Před 6 lety

    Thank you!

  • @lizewebb5983
    @lizewebb5983 Před 11 lety +1

    What does one do when the pain body of your partner flares up infornt of your small children who still have no idea what is going on? My partner's pain body lasts 5 days until he becomes rational and calm again. Do i remove us ALL from him for 5 days? How do I protect the children from the outbursts? Its easier for adults as we understand the process but children take it personally and think it is them, especially when they are being blamed by the other person's pain body... please help

  • @God_is_Justice
    @God_is_Justice Před 11 lety

    Eckhart, do you believe that certain drugs can help a person realize the oneness? thank you Sir!

  • @aaronyandell2929
    @aaronyandell2929 Před 6 lety +1

    So, what IS a pain-body?

  • @1VideoFromMe
    @1VideoFromMe Před 8 lety +6

    btw can someone give the definition of what pain body actually is?

    • @ylpinko98
      @ylpinko98 Před 7 lety

      1VideoFromMe watch his free audio on the power of now by eckhart tolle or read the book haha. if you don't read it you wouldn't understand it as clearly as when others explain to you :)

    • @tommyhappenstoliftalot4198
      @tommyhappenstoliftalot4198 Před 7 lety +5

      1VideoFromMe It is accumulation of old emotional pain that almost all people carry in their energy field. A semi-autonomous psychic entity. It consists of negative emotions that were not faced, accepted, and then let go in the moment they arose.

  • @MiraLaLuna11
    @MiraLaLuna11 Před 11 lety

    so true thanks Eckhart 8)

  • @cummiemusic
    @cummiemusic Před 11 lety

    Eckhart Tolle is truly astonishing. The way he smiles... *-* it just looks so... fdoejoefjfe

  • @wernerwhitlow9964
    @wernerwhitlow9964 Před 7 lety +1

    So how do I help a friend, who's overtaken by the Pain body? How do I explain to them whats going with them.

    • @StriveNot
      @StriveNot Před 7 lety

      Werner Whitlow: 5:10 of video.

  • @terea6866
    @terea6866 Před 4 lety

    Hello, I’m pain body! ... but not for long. No more - bc Presence has begun. (Unfortunately/fortunately, after another very long term relationship.)

  • @fuzzer714
    @fuzzer714 Před 10 lety +30

    Pain body sucks

    • @Simon0
      @Simon0 Před 9 lety

      pain body blows.

    • @Simon0
      @Simon0 Před 7 lety +1

      death to pain body.

    • @chandler1473
      @chandler1473 Před 6 lety +11

      The pain body is essential to the evolution of consciousness. How else would we be able to learn to control anger? Suffering is apart of life. We must accept this.