With A Lot Of Karma, Is Liberation Possible?
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With A Lot Of Karma, Is Liberation Possible?

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  2. I like this person the more I hear him. I wish I never got involved in christianity, and wish I had went to teachings like this. Christianity brought me nothing but misery and fear, by my own choosing.

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  7. Sorry but to disidentify yourself from your egoic mind doesn't delete your bad karma, the guy was a soldier and perhaps has killed many people and he'll pay for that either in this lifetime or the next cycle.

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  14. Bold, precise & straight forward question…. Very Blessful , peaceful, loving, caring … (n what's not…. words are always limited) answer by Sir Echkartt Toll …
    Namste done at end is full of gratitude n satisfaction…
    Worth watching this for multiple times (especially if one is in Pain n suffering)
    Thanks

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  31. My awakening came after a suicide attempt when I was 25. I can fully see how severe pain and suffering can lead to liberation. My nephew (age 25) committed suicide 7 weeks ago. Did I not have good karma that I heard the right words at the right time or that I was ready to be liberated? Why are some people ready, where others are literally destroyed by their identification with mind and circumstances?

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  41. I respect echart but there is next level when indian englitened pepole like OSHO,j krishanamurti, ramkrishnan paramhansa , vevikanda and a lot many ,they are at another level . ❤️

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  42. I’m a casual follower and from experience I can say Eckhart is completely right. Suffering is the great “awakener”. It puts you on an accelerated path to who you truly are.

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  44. I don’t know how it works for everyone I’m sure it differs from person to person, but it’s a work in progress you don’t just wake up one day feeling like you just had an epiphany. Maybe some people do but for me I’m not there I’m making conscious efforts to be present and happy. It’s not easy to not get upset sometimes I’m just learning to let it slide off of me. I’m focusing on my workouts trying to turn them into a routine. Also not easy! But it’s for my own good. I already feel like I’m at least on the latter working my way up ?? ?? Eckhart Tolle and Jordon Peterson I can listen to all day ??

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