Being in the Present Moment

"Being in the present moment is not difficult," says Eric Putkonen. In this video he covers being in the present moment and its kinesthetic nature.

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• nonduality
• advaita
• zen

[reycafe1]

Hi Eric! Beofre you became a spiritual teacher, did you focus on one teacher alone or you listen from variety of teachers and make your own teaching? Thanks...

[eputkonen]

I read and listened to a variety of spiritual teachers, but I teach from my own understanding and realization. I had not studied nonduality at all until after my realization of nonduality...and so I read about it to see how others tried to explain the unexplainable.

[coyniegirl]

THERE IS NO ONE WHO CAN BEI N THE NOW

[bulls7123]

Great information, thank you! 

[larrycoble]

Thanks for your guidance. I've heard similar explanations but your brief comments are well put.

[dancCONSTANT]

but though itself is in the present moment, it arises now and dissapears now. So mind itself arrises now?

[peekproductionsvideo]

When you ask "how", you are looking for a technique or a process to do...there is no doing to be present. Cease doing. You are already doing (and likely don't realize you are already doing)...cease doing...then you are present.

[reycafe1]

Thank you so much for the reply Eric. One more thing, do you have any suggestions on how to be present or aware always because I always fall. I have few nonduality books and depend on internet for satsangs because there's no satsang here in the Philippines! Thanks again!

[THEGR8BIGM0UTH]

Great video man,very well explained.Pointing that finger at the moon!

[1zenAwhile]

This video explains the humor in the title of a book by Steve Hagen:

Buddhism Is Not What You Think It Is