It clarified for me why our society, in emphasizing "living in the moment", is still highly anxious about the present. The connection to the future presented in "The Uncertain Present" and how it impacts our ability to "live in the moment" in peace and harmony rather than anxiety was striking to me. I see these insights as complementary to Tolle's observations and furthering, in a good way, his search for "mental quietude".
There is much insight here from Tolle. I also had come across my inbox today another Substack also dealing with the "Present": https://www.newhighchurch.com/p/the-uncertain-present
It clarified for me why our society, in emphasizing "living in the moment", is still highly anxious about the present. The connection to the future presented in "The Uncertain Present" and how it impacts our ability to "live in the moment" in peace and harmony rather than anxiety was striking to me. I see these insights as complementary to Tolle's observations and furthering, in a good way, his search for "mental quietude".