This is a YouTube video titled "How Do You Experience Yourself?" containing a reflective monologue or interview segment from May 8, 2012, exploring the experience of self-awareness and presence, likely related to Eckhart Tolle's teachings. The excerpt features a single speaker discussing the nature of consciousness and identity.
Could you describe what it feels like to play the role of Eckhart, with awareness of presence continually there? What does the sense of self feel like then with you? Oh, there must be an error here. What does the sense of self feel like then, with you? With who you are? Or something like that? So I understand the essence of the question. What does it feel like to play the role of Eckhart with awareness of presence continually there? So the question asks, how do you experience yourself? It's very hard to answer, because there isn't much there. There is not the there is a form identity there, but it's on the periphery, and there's simply a spacious presence there. There's a consciousness there, a space of consciousness, but there are no opinions about myself.
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