This is a YouTube video titled "The World Isn't Here To Provide Satisfaction, with Eckhart Tolle" containing a spoken segment where a speaker discusses the futility of egoic desire and the resulting frustration and suffering, emphasizing the lack of ultimate fulfillment from external achievements. The content appears to be a monologue or lecture-style presentation rather than a multi-speaker conversation.
And the people who are impelled by egoic desire eventually experience frustration and suffering, even if they attain, and particularly if they attain, whatever they desired. Because then they realize, no, this doesn't seem to work. I'm still. I still feel this unfulfillment, perhaps even more strongly, when you no longer have anything that you could mentally project yourself to and say, when I have that, I'll be okay. And so when you have everything that this world can offer you, some people do, not many, most people wanting to want that, desire that. But those few who do, I've met a few who have everything. And they can either realize the futility of desiring things that ultimately cannot give them themselves ultimate fulfillment, ultimate satisfaction, a sense of permanency, vibrantly alive inner peace. These things can't give that to you.
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