it will solve any problem you had, have or will ever have.
learn this before anything else.
you'll never be happy or fulfilled if you won't enter the dimention the book takes you.

Truly Amazing...Eckhart Tolle is a truly amazing Author and has a calming voice to listen to.
What a life shifting experience to be In the Power of Now. I enjoyed the book and have shared it with many friends and clients. However, I found "Practising the Power of Now" 3 cd better and have sold over 30 copies to clients so far. My clients (male and female) feed back is fantastic and it has changed their lives.

The 3 cd set is also fantastic for putting on repeat all night and listening to it as you sleep. Will give you more a hypnotic state of calmness and presence.....

THE BEST INVESTMENT you could ever make listening to this.
Also Stillness Speaks 3 cd set by E.Tolle is worth adding to this life changing material.... enjoy....

From Life and Business Coaching Australia.

This book is life changing.

In the two years since being introduced to Eckhart Tolle's simple philosophies I have realized how much of the stress I used to suffer was due to not living in the moment. I was always in the future, planning stuff, rushing about, filling my diary, always busy, sleepless, ill, stressed and anxious most of the time. My health has improved, my marriage has improved, my life situation is better...the reason being .... that I have found the most crucial part of being alive is to be fully in the present moment.

The Power of Now blew my mind. In part because of its simplicity. And in part because of how infrequently I follow its basic principles. I'm the kind of person whose thought pattern goes something like this: future, future, future, past, future, future, past, future, future, future. Rarely am I actually in the Now.

Since listening to the Power of Now I've been catching myself more and more when I slip into the future or the past. I'm much more aware. Now I don't agree with Eckhart that we should entirely be in the present moment all (or most all) of the time. I think that planning for the future and balancing "doing" with "being" is the key. It's the yin and the yang thing. The probably is many people are very unbalanced. They spend way too much time in the past or the future.

The Power of Now will help you spend more time in the present. It's one of the most critical keys to success and happiness. I'm glad to have found it at an important part of my life. This is also a great title to have on audio as you can listen to it when you're driving as an incredible reminder to Be Here Now.

I first listened to the Power Of Now shortly after it came out. I was in college at the time, and I was just about to crack due to the constant stress I placed on myself (actually, to be honest I did eventually crack, but it wasn't as bad as it could have been). In retrospect, the book came at a pivotal point in my life and it has genuinely helped me explore the basic, repetitive fears that underpin my anxiety.

If you want to know what this book is about in nutshell, it could be boiled down to this: The Present Moment is all you need to worry about in life. Living in the now is the lynchpin tenant for Tolle, and everything else he teaches finds its origins there. Like many modern spiritual guru's, Tolle's work often draws from eastern thought, but I've nevertheless found his ideas is to quite unique. As the book moves along, Tolle tries to calm the stress that stems from being overly concerned over past and future events. Grounding ourselves in what we are doing right here, and right now is the only way we can cope with whatever happened or whatever is coming. Tolle makes successful arguments for how much of human misery can be traced from this fundamental lack of mental patience (or "Stillness" as he might prefer it). For me, this book led to a larger examination of meditation and its subtle-yet-vital effects on overall health.

I credit Tolle for shedding light on a new way of interacting with the world. At a young age, I needed to have those seeds of wisdome planted and for that I'm entirely greatful.