Eckhart Tolle - A Soft Look at the Ego’s Need to Judge

Eckhart Tolle teaches that judgment is not a personal flaw—it is a habit of the ego seeking identity, separation, and control.
When we observe judgment without resistance, it begins to lose its power.

In this video, we take a soft look at the ego’s need to judge through Eckhart Tolle’s perspective. Rather than fighting the ego or condemning it, Tolle invites us to meet judgment with awareness, presence, and compassion.

Judgment arises when the mind is disconnected from the present moment. It feeds on comparison, stories, and labels. But when awareness enters, judgment softens, and a deeper intelligence emerges—one rooted in stillness rather than reaction.

If you’ve noticed a critical inner voice—toward yourself or others—this message offers a gentle doorway into freedom. You don’t need to fix the ego. You only need to see it clearly. In that seeing, peace naturally unfolds.

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