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The Migrant Mentor

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Reading the “power of now”
Eckhart Tolle emphasizes the importance of living in the present moment, offering insights on how to break free from the constant pull of the mind that keeps us trapped in cycles of pain, regret, and anxiety. One of the key takeaways from the book for me is that depression stems from dwelling on the past, while anxiety arises from worrying about the future. Both states pull us away from the only real moment we have—the now. Tolle highlights that most of our suffering is self-inflicted through our attachment to these mental projections, which are inherently disconnected from the present. Another core concept is the idea that we are not our thoughts or even our minds. Tolle invites us to realize that we are separate from the constant mental chatter that tends to dominate our awareness. The mind is a tool, but identifying with it leads to endless cycles of negative thinking, judgment, and emotional turmoil. By observing our thoughts without attaching to them, we can begin to free ourselves from this mental prison. I found the book encourages readers to cultivate a state of “presence” by focusing on the now. This doesn’t mean ignoring the past or future but rather accepting that the present is where life happens. Tolle suggests that through mindfulness and presence, we can achieve a state of inner peace, where neither the past nor the future have power over us. This realization can lead to a deep sense of liberation and help break the cycle of emotional suffering. The power of now lies in its ability to reconnect us with a deeper sense of self, untouched by the mind’s constant narratives.
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New comment Oct 10
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@Shiv Bhardwaj I struggle with execution a lot of time! But I am learning to focus less on the future dwell less on the past and make decisions based on immediate impact and I was able to make some very big decisions in the past couple of months that were very present in the moment! So yes I can say the book has had an incredible impact on me
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As a Sydney native with over a decade of experience in the sustainable packaging industry, I currently serve as the Head of New Product Development at BioPak. I have always wanted to expand my freelancing graphic design business into a packaging and product design agency business. I’m passionate about creativity, business innovation, and finding eco-friendly solutions that make a real difference. I'm currently traveling and looking to connect with like-minded individuals. My goal is to not only expand my own knowledge and network but also to offer guidance and support to others navigating new ventures. Let's collaborate!
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New comment Sep 24
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I would love to assist in anyway possible
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Sarish Shashidhar
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@sarish-shashidhar-2776
Head of NPD at BioPak, passionate about creativity and business. driven to innovate and help others thrive in sustainable solutions.

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Joined Sep 12, 2024
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