What happens at the time of death? (Eckhart Tolle)

http://www.MindfulGod.com - Eckhart Tolle explains what happens at the time of death, where the life force goes and what is the transformation of this phenomenon we call death.

Eckhart Tolle's explanation is followed with "ALL IS WELL!"

There is no such thing as death; death is merely a transition from one form into another form or from one form into formlessness.

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[braveGurkhali]

I am sad why most of the people do not see this, Jiddu Krishnamurti says the same. We have common humanity, peace and conciousness but excessive ego ruins them....we can leap into freedom without any obligations...but the image that we created out of our ego wont let us...we just need to realise that...and I am trying to understand that

[wisedorkman888]

basically he talks about reincarnation. You get attach to form so you seek a form for your self. When you die, supposedly you want form, and since you lose your current form, you reincarnate into another form. Formless would be like Yoda from starwars, when they turn into light beings and become One with the force (or God) But if you reincarnate, you don't go with god or the Force.

[BeardAxeMcAxeBeard]

@Zebonka if that's what you wana think. keep holding onto your cynicism and anger. it'll make your life so great, champ

[fromthe603]

@Zebonka nah nah nah your wrong man. his book tells the damn truth all throughout, it is amazing. if you give it a chance you won't be disappointed, it's called The Power of Now

[sw33tPa3]

"Innocents burned, alive at the stake Tortured and dumped in nameless graves Centuries wane authority died Scattering seeds of ancient lies Child molesters and Jesuits Holding secret conference Underneath the pontiff’s nose And only God will ever know Sinister rouge coming back for more to even the score Give us this day our daily bread Your legacy, we'll not forget Lick the wounds, cleanse the land The modern world rejects your hand" -Bad Religion

[Zebonka]

Fucking cunt fraud.

[Zebonka]

This guy is making shit up, getting paid for it, and having a great laugh at your expense.

But don't worry - one day he'll be as permanently dead as the rest of us.

[MrCol52]

its a simple question. HOW does he know this.

[FONEternal]

The last half of the video or so reminds me greatly of a talk given by His Holiness The Dalai Lama that I attended a couple of years ago. It is very cool to hear seemingly unrelated people talking about the same ideas.

[MrSupasexi]

hate to be that person but you either go to heaven or hell. and through JESUS our saviour one can only obtain heaven

[brianjsmith1895]

@infinitelimitation "....the bliss of not existing anymore." If only that was the case. "The Human is a robot-slave of a selfish survival machine." nDNA. (Dawkins)  This machine arises, as the 'me', in our brains, when we are born. We're slaves. When the body dies, everything ends for that body, but the 'me' continues in every newborn. There is no personal continuation, but there is a continuation that is personal. Paradoxical? yes, but true.

[am101171]

@shamelessfootfucker He says at the beginning he does not know, that is why he mentions that he hasn´t gone through physical death yet. Then he does his best to answer and help the guy that seems to need a response, he mentions his experience on death to identification with form, which could be as close to dying you can get at a mental level. I have touched a little bit of this a couple of times while meditating and what you experience is what Tolle explains.

[555usher]

259 likes ? hahaha brainwashed why does people believe lies and reject the truth? God help them

[lgarvey1979]

@jaggerlags haha, well said

[saintben2008]

@ANewMomentum I have to admit that I agree with you.

[STROUDisLOUD]

@ANewMomentum Fear. Plain and simple. It's awesome if you have come to a place of peace in regards to death. I imagine that would free up a lot of energy to put into enjoying the exquisite journey that is life. Most people I've encountered are so wrapped up in the development of who they are, always striving to be more and have more, are overcome with the fear of that being ripped away from them. People often strive for the comfort with death that you have found. We all find it in different ways

[infinitelimitation]

@ANewMomentum Nothing to see here, move along. Dead is dead, no afterlife no nothing, just the bliss of not existing anymore. Just like you were nothing before conception/Birth so you will be nothing after death. What's the difference

[KRSchannel]

dumb question to ask. Not even budha can answer this.

[Luciizza]

nn-DMT

[shamelessfootfucker]

how does this man know this?

[TheNewday2]

I died for approximately 2 minutes and remember being awakened in the state of consciousness where I was at the time and knew God was there with me, as well.

[kramnodd9]

@ANewMomentum

Why is there always so many people closed to the idea that something could exist after death?

[glenemma1]

@PeterAdvaita ,yes.I agree with you.

[PeterAdvaita]

@glenemma1

Tolle gives me the impression, as if there were a certain "ripeness" of certain "personal conciousness" of a certain bodymind-organism, and what happens after death would depend on that. Only If "one" were no more identified with form, "one" wouldn't be born again.

But there ist no new cicle for "one", because there has never been "one" at all. There is only life happenig to a certain bodymind, EXPERIENCED through BEEINGNESS.

Nobody lives nobody dies, nobody is reborn.

[satsumamoon]

@ANewMomentum Because it is not true. We do not die. That is why it is never accepted by man. In our deep down knowingness, we all know it isn't true so we seek to experience our eternal being. We can't help it!