Product Description

A two-day retreat at Findhorn, Scotland — famous as a spiritual center on the leading edge of personal and global transformation — offered an ideal showcase for Eckhart Tolle's transformative concepts. These are documented in this exciting package containing a book and two DVDs that capture the author at his best. Using his trademark light-hearted but penetrating style, Tolle explores in depth the concept of stillness and how to achieve it. Only by doing so, says the author, can transformation occur. Stillness offers a doorway into the Now and to true personal enlightenment, according to Tolle. Too often, people become trapped in their mind-created sense of self. He explains the compulsions that drive people’s thoughts as they analyze, interpret, and label every conscious experience they have, which results is an inability to perceive the sacredness in oneself and the natural world. Eckhart Tolle's Findhorn Retreat offers serene sanity in a world in desperate need of it.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #21766 in Books
• Published on: 2006-08-10
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Hardcover
• 64 pages

About the Author
Eckhart was born in Germany and educated at the Universities of London and Cambridge. The Power of Now has been translated into 35 languages worldwide. A renowned spiritual teacher not affiliated with any particular religion or tradition, he lives in Vancouver.

Customer Reviews

Pure Gold
This product comes with 2 DVDs and a book with beautiful nature photos taken by Eckhart with powerful quotes from the retreat next to the photos. Normally DVDs are more expensive than CDs, however somehow they've managed to price this package as if it were CDs, so already it's a great value!

If you are reading this you probably already are, like myself, a huge Eckhart fan. You will not be disappointed with these DVDs. I own practically everthing Eckhart has put out, and once again he does an amazing job. In addition to his "normal" talk about stillness and being present because that's all there is, he is really very funny and entertaining on these DVDs. Also, the picture and sound quality is quite good.

Tip: I purchased my copy of Findhorn Retreat directly from Eckhart's website because they include a FREE DVD with a 1 hour interview of Eckhart. I've always been curious about Eckhart as a person and this interviewer asks him many of the "personal" questions about his background, about growing up as a child, about the difference in his life now that he makes a lot of money (funny enough, he says he rarely buys things, that it's enough to just "look at them" and so the money hasn't made much of a change in his life at all!). Obviously he doesn't talk about these things during his usual presentations, so I found them very interesting to hear how he handles "fame and success".

I can't tell you how great this DVD is (it's called "The Simple Truth" and is only available from Eckharts site, but again, amazingly, they throw it in Free when you purchase the Findhorn DVDs and book!)

Hope this feedback helps!

Michael Jeffreys
Author, Success Secrets of the Motivational Superstars

Visual beauty and inspiring words
This was a wonderful gift to myself and I am so glad I took the time to view the two DVDs. Now when I need a refresher, I just pick up the book and view a lovely photograph and read the inspiring words.

Beautiful
If you're looking at this item, you must have some idea of what Tolle's amazing worldview is all about. If not, read the many raves under his book The Power Of Now.

I have not watched the DVDs yet, but I'm really impressed with the book, which alone is worth half the price: Tolle's own beautiful photos accompanied by thoughtful captions and brief musings from the lectures enclosed. It's an enjoyable way to refresh yourself with this man's simple yet profound wisdom.

The video is very nicely shot with multiple cameras, and well edited, by no means a locked-off, shaky YouTube video. It looks like a public-television live music performance, warm and intimately lit -- though of course there's no music, and of course this is just a guy talking for four hours. There are really no menus or scene selections, though the makers randomly added chapter breaks every 10 minutes.

If you like Tolle, you should enjoy this. It's a bargain, especially at Amazon prices, and a nice way to add some color to ET's crystal-clear vision of the world.