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The Art of Presence
- Narrated by: Eckhart Tolle
- Length: 7 hrs and 14 mins
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- Dean P
- 28-11-2019
A very good collection of talks related to the topic.
I found this to be one of ET’s better collection of talks, in which there was a good deal related to the topic. There were many opportunities to also explore what presence means practically speaking, and I felt ET did a great job of looking at every day issues around presence, consciousness, the mind etc. I recommend this set as one of the better collections by the author.
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- Cory
- 18-06-2015
Very helpful.
Great work. I enjoy Eckhart's work and this too is great. Well presented and easy to follow and understand, with many stories, and refrences that help illustrate his teachings. Although due to the format of the
presentation I did find it difficult to hear at times.
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- Andrew M
- 17-03-2016
The worst Audible book I've ever heard
Would you try another book written by Eckhart Tolle or narrated by Eckhart Tolle?
Not a snowflakes chance in hell
Who might you have cast as narrator instead of Eckhart Tolle?
Anyone
What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?
Boredom and disappointment
Any additional comments?
This audiobook is a recording of a seminar. The author sounds like he's been smoking something illegal and like he's winging it. The participants in the seminar hang on every word the author so tediously leaks out and they laugh at every second sentence regardless of how lame it is, like a desperate person who's absolutely smitten. The author appears to be playing up to the part of spiritual guru to the point that this sounds like a really bad movie.
Any good message in here is completely lost in the presentation.
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