How Love Turns Into Anger in Relationships | Eckhart Tolle

7 Jan 2026 · 0 min
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Eckhart Tolle briefly introduces how relationships can flip from intense happiness to deep unhappiness over time, asking why the same person can cause both elation and later suffering; he briefly alludes to the Buddha in this context. The excerpt is an opening remark framing a talk about how love can turn into anger in relationships.

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