The Eckhart Tolle Audio Collection

by Eckhart Tolle

With his first international bestseller, The Power of Now , Eckhart Tolle reached out to people from all walks of life with his simple and profound only in the present moment can we free ourselves to seek our highest potential as human beings.

Now this gifted teacher's most popular audio sessions are available in one convenient resource, with The Eckhart Tolle Audio Collection . This special slip-cased edition includes three audio bestsellers with Eckhart

The Realization of Being ―How meditation opens the entry point to stillness, our greatest spiritual teacher, allowing us to merge with this moment in time
• Living the Liberated Life and Dealing with the Pain-Body ―Points a way out of the conditioned mind that keeps us trapped and unhappy, to a deeper level of consciousness beyond thought
• Even the Sun Will Die ―Historic interview recorded on September 11, 2001, which shows that even in the face of disaster, a miracle happens when we say "yes" to living in this moment and no other.

Runtime: 7 hours, 23 minutes.

Genres: Spirituality, Audiobook, Nonfiction, Self Help

8 pages, Audio CD

First published September 1, 2002

About the author

Eckhart Tolle is a German-born spiritual teacher and internationally bestselling author whose work has profoundly influenced the contemporary spiritual landscape. Born Ulrich Leonard Tölle in 1948 in Lünen, Germany, he experienced a transformative spiritual awakening at the age of 29 after years of depression and anxiety. This profound shift in consciousness marked the beginning of his journey as a spiritual guide and thinker. Tolle abandoned his doctoral studies at the University of Cambridge to explore and embody the stillness and presence he had discovered, eventually becoming a spiritual teacher based in London and later in Vancouver, Canada.
Tolle rose to prominence with the publication of The Power of Now: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment in 1997. The book, which emphasizes mindfulness and present-moment awareness, resonated with a global audience and was later championed by Oprah Winfrey, catapulting it to international bestseller status. In 2005, Tolle released A New Earth: Awakening to Your Life's Purpose, which expanded on his earlier teachings and explored the role of ego in personal and societal dysfunction. The book also achieved massive commercial success, further solidifying Tolle’s reputation as one of the most influential spiritual authors of his time.
His teachings draw from a variety of traditions, including Zen Buddhism, Christian mysticism, Sufism, and Hindu philosophy, though he remains unaffiliated with any formal religion. Tolle emphasizes a non-dualistic approach to spirituality, focusing on the importance of presence, inner stillness, and the disidentification from ego-based thinking. His accessible language and calm demeanor have helped millions integrate spiritual practice into daily life.
In addition to writing, Tolle has delivered talks, retreats, and webinars to audiences around the world. In 2008, he partnered with Oprah Winfrey to produce a groundbreaking webinar series based on A New Earth, attracting millions of viewers. He also co-authored the illustrated book Guardians of Being in 2009, further exploring his core themes through the lens of animals and nature.
Tolle currently lives in Vancouver with his partner, spiritual teacher Kim Eng. Together, they continue to teach and support global audiences through online content, publications, and events. Widely regarded as one of the most spiritually influential figures of the 21st century, Tolle’s message of inner peace and awakening remains as timely as ever.

Reviews

[Lori Greenberg · Rating 5 out of 5]

This will be one that I listen to over and over. I finished it and immediately started again from the beginning.

[Wil Roese · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good, but contains a lot of material covered better in his other books.

[Vlad · Rating 4 out of 5]

Our mind is the strongest guide source that ever can be existed.

Feeling mindfull not thinking about past present but absorbing what people around you do.

As analysing you’re negative thoughts u will conclude that you don’t need any worries.

For the most simplistic meditation search of being focuser on yourself what’s happening within you at the dear present moment..

Abserve the feeling that comes on, making hunger not being predictable of you’re mood.

When you don’t fear then you act differently.

[Reggie Morrisey · Rating 4 out of 5]

A refresher course in the key elements of Eckhart Tolle's ideas that he expressed in the Power of Now about ending fruitless mental chatter to achieve a peaceful sense of being. The lessons and interviews contain a lot to digest.
My understanding of Tolle's ideas changes over time and is so fleeting I must return to mull over them again. Simply being is no small task. Practice makes better. I do appreciate the guidance.

[Daniil Lanovyi · Rating 4 out of 5]

Audible suggested me Eckhart Tolle's audio collection after I've listened to Alan Watts. Indeed the two thinkers are somehow similar, mainly due to both got their inspiration from Hinduism and Buddhism. Alan resonates more with me, however, Eckhart is also the most interesting to listen to.

“I have lived with several Zen masters -- all of them cats.”

[Greg · Rating 4 out of 5]

It could be argued that many of the topics are covered better in Eckhart Tolle's other works, but it was an interesting listen especially the last session where he talks about how to mentally process seemingly cataclysmic events (in this case 9/11) and situations that arise when our painbody collides with another person's painbody.

[Joyce · Rating 3 out of 5]

I love Eckhart Tolle but gave this a low rating because it pales in comparison to The Power of Now. Listen to or read that instead. Some good questions and answers once you have finished The Power of Now but adds so little to it I can’t recommend this collection.

[Tara Danard · Rating 5 out of 5]

Have this as an audio book. I love it. So much wisdom and so simply put. Even when I don't 'get it', I get it.

[Donna · Rating 2 out of 5]

Audio book.
I didn’t finished the 3rd book.
I found some of his verbose thoughts positive, but his funny little laughs were confusing to me.

[Charlotte · Rating 2 out of 5]

While Tolle's wisdom is obvious, and actually hearing his voice say things is a treat (I guess), I actually think it is more effective to read on paper, in your own voice, than to listen to it, waiting for the audience the finish laughing at his various jokes and feeling stupid because I am not smart enough to "get" them.

[Kerrie Chabot · Rating 5 out of 5]

Enjoyed thoroughly.

[Mark · Rating 4 out of 5]

Even the Sun Will Die is an excellent interview. Enjoyed this entire work immensely.

[Jessica · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love his books but I'm enchanted with his voice.