Yesterday I watched a video about Eckhart Tolle : Meditation: Eckhart
Tolle.
I posted this comment :
6.56
: ''the ways in which life manifests continuously around
you''. That's it : something new
happens at every moment. I think this is the most wonderful property
of the now : it is never the same now, the now is always another now,
the now you live has never been lived before, because it is
continuously new : the
power of now is the power of new. And this newness is not a concept
or a vague idea : all this world is material and matter is always
active and always new. In another video (The Enjoyment of
Being with Eckhart Tolle, New
World Library) : he
says : ''so-called inanimate objects have a life of their
own''. What is that ''life''
-but an incessant physical newness ? Nietzsche wrote : ''the tree is
something new at every moment''. There are no old objects : their
aspect may seem old, but their matter is always new. Every object is
continuously new, even a dry leaf. Is perceiving the now another
thing than perceiving this continuous newness ?
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