Eckhart Tolle teaches us that it is possible to live without suffering, without anxiety and without neurosis. But to reach this state of awakening we must come to understand that we ourselves are the creators of our own suffering. That our mind, not the others and our surrounding world, is at the origin of our problems. It is our mind, with its almost continuous flow of thoughts, that cares about the past and is worried about the future that we must learn to master. To undertake this journey towards the power of the present moment, we must leave behind us our analytical mind and the false me that it has created, that is, the ego. From the beginning of the first chapter, we quickly rise to heights where we can breathe a lighter air peculiar to spirituality. Even if the periple where Eckhart Tolle takes us presents challenges, the language that your use is simple and the question-response format that it has chosen constitutes a reassuring guide. The words are themselves only to grasp you from the panels of the insensible, you are the insensible and the insensibleness of the insensible. Even if we succeed to be totally insensible here and now we are the present. The language of the insenstantness is ins ins ins ins ins insinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsins insinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsinsins.