Here are 7 atomic decluttering habits - inspired by the book Atomic Habits! Click here for a clean & tidy home www.youtube.com/@tarynmaria_?sub_confirmation=1 Decluttering playlist: ruclips.net/video/_St9jcbHTJc/видео.html Time saving cleaning hacks playlist: ruclips.net/video/UBE4zX00wGc/видео.html Cleaning Routines playlist: ruclips.net/video/X_RMuFRn9Ak/видео.html
My mother told me when I was a teenager that I was too stupid to go to college. When I wanted to learn how to drive, she told me I would never have a car of my own. I got pregnant with my oldest son at 18. Self fulfilling prophecy! At 29 with three sons, I was driving by own car taking her where she wanted or needed to go. I also went to college and won a scholarship. I believed I was more than she thought I was. I NEVER told my sons they were not good enough! They are now good men who do their best.
You’re better than I am-I’d have told her stick her thumb out, or catch a bus. This is why I haven’t spoken to mine in over 40 years. Nasty negative parenting doesn’t get rewarded by me taking the high road. Nope.
I have stacked cleaning the fridge with my food shopping. My fridge is mostly empty, so it is easy. I clean the fridge, write my shopping list, empty the bins and then go shopping.
I've been struggling with a cold, so to help myself feel as though I was doing something/anything productive, I went to the closet of shelves I want to declutter, and I took several pictures of the layout of the contents. I was amazed at how poorly I'd been using the space lately. I'd become blind to many easily resolved issues.. The pictures gave me the perspective I need to tackle the job much more effectively when I feel a bit better. :)
I switch the kettle on to boil for my last cup of tea for the night and I challenge myself to empty the dishwasher and put all the dishes away by the time the kettle has finished boiling !! I have it off to a fine art now, in fact I am thinking about getting the Guinness book of records around to time me. 😂😂
When I was a teenager, my room, like many teenagers, would become a disaster. In all, it would look overwhelming. I would take everything that needed to be put away together in the center of the room. So the bed could be made and the outskirts of the room would appear uncluttered. Then I would work from the center of the room. Either putting stuff away or getting rid of it. Eventually, the pile would get smaller until the room was clean. This was back in the 70s and I still remember how that helped me.
I ‘ve always been known as the “messy” one. It was quite a surprise when my daughter-in-law commented on how organized I was. No one ever described m that way.
I recently got Atomic Habits from the library, read it and went out and bought my own copy so I could hi-lite passages I liked. That’s how useful I think the book is. It covers all areas of your life.
I love to walk into a store like Costco and say to myself “I need nothing in this store!” Quickly my brain argues back with me “but you need toilet paper!”. Suddenly I snap out of retail hypnosis 😆 and focus on what I really came into the store for💪
I just picked up a copy of Atomic Habits from the library. Glad to see it's effective in making life changes. I tired reading The Power of Now a few times when it was first released. It just had me dozing off so I gave up trying to read it.
The two most overbearing people in my family or origin used to talk to me as if I was always struggling with money or cheap, when that wasn't true. I think that was a better description for them. With that correction in beliefs, I do believe that I can unload a lot more items, because a scarcity theme does not serve me.
My problem is that I live too much in the now. If the future is not real, then why spend my time now working? The only reason to declutter is either because I enjoy the process, or because I want it done for the future. I have to sacrifice my fun now for my future self. I wanted to have a relaxing evening last night so I ignored the dishes and didn't take anything out of the freezer for dinner tonight.... now it's almost dinner time and all the meat is frozen... It didn't even cross my mind because it wasn't in the now. (I have ADHD so I have to set constant reminders or I will literally not see things that need doing for the future.)
You can still reap a harvest in the now when you're preparing for the future. I'm not much of a planner myself, but I can see and feel like I have accomplished a goal in the now when I remember to leave myself a note to remember to take something out to defrost.
I go to the mall once a week. I buy nothing. Since I retired I have become a mall walker. I have come to a point I can see something I really like and not buy it. Admire it for a minute and move on. My friend never comes with me because she says she has no money. I am not much of a shopper. Seems less and less each year. I do some decluttering every few days. It is rhythm .
Years ago someone told me when he saw something he wants or likes, he tells himself, “I’ll let them store it and come back when I need it.” He said he rarely went back. I try that myself.
Awesome video. I really enjoy your videos, but this one really resonated with me. I have been tracking my In and Out to try and stop things from entering my home. The satisfaction of donating so someone else can benefit from my unused items is an amazing feeling. I have some items i have bought used and had to repair but still love to this day. Thank you 🥰
Following your videos I learned so many daily practices!! And it's true that items decluttering makes so much good to mental health❣️Thank you so much ❤️
I read Eckhart's book, A New Earth, Awakening to your life's purpose, and found it helpful in seeing when you hold onto the past, how it can affect how we see ourselves and those around us…keeping us from actually being free to live in the present moment. There were also certain things in the book that were disappointing, his unbelief in Christ's purpose. But like decluttering your home and your mind, some books, like gardens, need to have the weeds plucked out. You glean and keep what is necessary and let go of the rest.
I love your videos and how down to earth you are with cleaning/de-cluttering solutions. Also, loved this book, and it legit changed my life. Thank you for all the wonderful videos! Love, from India.
I clean my washing machine with bleach and baking soda about once a month. I also throw in my white shower curtain liner and non slip bathtub mat so they don't grow mold or mildewy, so that's a twofer. After that cycle, I wash a load of whites, since I don't need to worry about any lingering drops of bleach as everything is white already, so thats the 3rd chore taken care of.
Good ideas. Walking into a room and just looking is a good one, how about taking a photo go out of the room and look at the picture there might be something glaringly obvious your brain didn't see. Also leave a room tidier than when you went it (just in a small way) it all dds up.
Taking a photo is a wonderful addition to that tip, especially when a cluttered space is super overwhelming and you need to physically distance yourself from it quickly!
I hate shopping period, but have to buy foods and other needs. I'm not organized, but believe in keeping order. I don't own much. I have very little clothing that needs to be donated. If I had a vehicle then it would be easier to get rid of things. Don't have money to buy what isn't needed, but do my best to only get what is useful. Want to have a hobby, but without having time, prioritizing has to be first for what is needed.
Kiana Docherty has a great video about how environment shapes actions, referring to how Google did small changes in their offices to entice their workers to eat healthier. It's really fascinating stuff!
My only issue with an otherwise great video, is that quote, The past and the future are not real. Of course the past is real and history can shape improvements in the future.
Thanks! For sure history is something to learn from. I do love the thought behind the quote of letting go of past limiting beliefs of yourself and focusing on the now.
Hi @cmbooks2000 In context of Ekhardt’s teaching he’s pointing to the fact that all that you really have is the present. Past is gone and you can’t do anything about it, the future hasn’t happened yet so the only thing that really is - is this moment. This is the power of now.
Atomic does not actually mean “really tiny”. It means indivisible-something that can’t be further broken down into smaller components. The reason atoms are called atoms is because people originally thought they were the smallest possible building blocks of matter. The discovery of subatomic particles was a revolutionary surprise to science.
It's amazing to me that people would need a book in order to get rid of all the junk they bought. Just get rid of it. Throw it in the trash, except for clothes which can be donated. This will protect others from junk-collecting disease.
Hi Taryn .. Great declutterring tips you have here on your channel . . Great job. 👏😊 // Just an fyi only- for those who don’t know - Eckart Tolle (the author of the book you mentioned - the book that you didn’t read) is a known NEW AGE False Teacher-just an fyi to you and your viewers so they are aware of that. ★ Colossians 2:8 “See to it that no one takes you captive through philosophy and empty deception, according to the tradition of men, according to the elementary principles of the world, rather than according to Christ.” ★May we Trust in JESUS-&-in God’s unfailing WORD (James 4:6-10, 2 Cor 6:2, Titus 2:11-15)-& then Keep Looking UP ^ - now more than ever! (Col 3:1-4, Luke 21:28) Keep up the great job on the channel ! ✝️🙏❤️
Just because he’s not a Christian doesn’t mean he doesn’t have valuable information and teachings to pass on. Just because you don’t share his worldview, doesn’t mean he’s false. Imagine, people of different faiths calling you false simply for having your beliefs or practicing your religion. I may not agree with you but it doesn’t mean I have to call you a false person. Clearly, you believe in something very strongly so if anything I can say that rather than false, you’re staying true to your beliefs so maybe so does Ekhardt Tolle. I like that he goes a level above any one particular teaching and is well versed in philosophy and different religions. He can bring knowledge accumulated over millenia in different cultures and share it with people who may not have the same access to these various sources. Being a follower of one religion and condemning or condescending others doesn’t reflect all that well on one’s very own beliefs. Heads of religions always show respect to other cultures and religions, including Pope, Dalai Lama and others. Many have regular ecumenical meetings and gatherings. One of the greatest examples of love and tolerance is of course Jesus Christ himself. If you have a direct connection with God, whether through Jesus, Mother Mary, Saints or Angels, you may realise that church will not make this connection on your behalf. Occasionally it may even stand in the way… Church is run by people and people can be wrong, mislead or mistaken. It’s ok to belong to a church of course - there’s a community, shared vision, maybe even accountability and lots more. However, no church can establish the true connection with God for you, only you can do it within your own heart and within your own being. This is the meaning of spirituality, finding that connection with God within oneself. If you’re a Christian, you can find examples of spirituality (“approved” by the church) in biographies of mystics and Saints. It may be worth looking into them. Ekhardt’s teachings are about spirituality rather than religion and are non-denominational that’s probably why he attracts such a wide audience. PS This is not to encourage you to follow Ekhardt, just to give a broader context to those who read comments section. The book Power of Now is still absolutely worth reading and worth making one’s own mind about it rather than relying on what other ppl tell you about it.
@@almondtree2011 Hi 👋 and Thank-You for sharing that above .. and yes I am aware of what you are saying completely.. and appreciate your respectful comment & reply. Just wanting to make those who have Christian beliefs made aware of this person (Eckhart Tolle) that he is a well known New Ager .. and after saying that- they can decide if that is what they want. I also respect Taryn as well.. but since she said she didn’t read the book I wanted her and/or whomever to be aware of this. Thanks again for sharing your reply above - and taking the time to reply back a respectful comment. Have a great Easter ✝️ @almondtree2011 if you celebrate that - and Taryn & everyone here - ❤️🙏 😊
@@jennesont4791 Yes. "Atomic" refers to how small can you break something down before it become INDIVISIBLY something else. For example, one ATOM of gold is the SMALLEST piece you can break gold into. If you break one atom of gold any smaller, it's no longer gold, it becomes (79) protons, neutron, and electrons. And, techncially, if you take just ONE proton away from an atom of gold, it's no longer gold, it is now an atom of platinum. If you take TWO protons away from an atom of gold, it becomes an atom of Iridium People THOUGHT it mean explosive, because the marketing in world war II was that the ATOMIC bomb was the most explosive bomb in the world. An atomic bomb is when you harness the energy INSIDE (with fission or fusion) the atom to cause an explosion. A physics professor of mine gave a great best "simple" explanation: 6 family members crammed into a subcompact car for a 2 day road trip will get explosive, but the same 6 people spaced out on first class seats in an airplane would not. The marketing for "explosive = atomic" was SO effective that it's where we get the word "bikini," from. THe atomic bombs were tested on the Bikini Atoll Islands (Sponge Bob!) and at the time nobody wore a two piece swimsuit. The 2 piece bikini was so wildly explosive and popular and new that they called it "the Bikini," because people associcated the Bikini Islands with atomci explosions.
Why the hell are you trying to sound like kim kardashian? Don't try to tell me that's how you talk because you didn't sound like this when I first started watching your videos a year ago😂😂😂
@@tarynmaria_first post I’m watching of yours…great info! I have NO idea why someone would think you’re trying to sound like Kim K! I don’t detect that at all.
Here are 7 atomic decluttering habits - inspired by the book Atomic Habits!
Click here for a clean & tidy home www.youtube.com/@tarynmaria_?sub_confirmation=1
Decluttering playlist: ruclips.net/video/_St9jcbHTJc/видео.html
Time saving cleaning hacks playlist: ruclips.net/video/UBE4zX00wGc/видео.html
Cleaning Routines playlist: ruclips.net/video/X_RMuFRn9Ak/видео.html
My mother told me when I was a teenager that I was too stupid to go to college. When I wanted to learn how to drive, she told me I would never have a car of my own. I got pregnant with my oldest son at 18. Self fulfilling prophecy! At 29 with three sons, I was driving by own car taking her where she wanted or needed to go. I also went to college and won a scholarship. I believed I was more than she thought I was. I NEVER told my sons they were not good enough! They are now good men who do their best.
Oh wow I'm so sorry your mom said that :( It sounds like you're doing amazing; you should be so proud of everything you've done!
You’re amazing!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️
❤
You’re better than I am-I’d have told her stick her thumb out, or catch a bus. This is why I haven’t spoken to mine in over 40 years. Nasty negative parenting doesn’t get rewarded by me taking the high road. Nope.
She was clearly a narcissist.
I have stacked cleaning the fridge with my food shopping. My fridge is mostly empty, so it is easy. I clean the fridge, write my shopping list, empty the bins and then go shopping.
Love that!
Me too!
Screen shot! Brilliant!
Great idea! That would keep me from purchasing something I already have, which is a big problem with me, lol.
I do the same.
I've been struggling with a cold, so to help myself feel as though I was doing something/anything productive, I went to the closet of shelves I want to declutter, and I took several pictures of the layout of the contents. I was amazed at how poorly I'd been using the space lately. I'd become blind to many easily resolved issues.. The pictures gave me the perspective I need to tackle the job much more effectively when I feel a bit better. :)
Love that! I hope you are feeling better very soon!
I switch the kettle on to boil for my last cup of tea for the night and I challenge myself to empty the dishwasher and put all the dishes away by the time the kettle has finished boiling !! I have it off to a fine art now, in fact I am thinking about getting the Guinness book of records around to time me. 😂😂
Haha love it!
“Gamification!” Love it!
@@heidikamrath1951 Coo! That is a good word...I had to look it up xx you learn something new every day 😃😃
I do that 😀 but in the morning instant oats in the microwave 90 minutes I empty the dishwasher 😂
Glad to know am not the only one
When I was a teenager, my room, like many teenagers, would become a disaster. In all, it would look overwhelming. I would take everything that needed to be put away together in the center of the room. So the bed could be made and the outskirts of the room would appear uncluttered. Then I would work from the center of the room. Either putting stuff away or getting rid of it. Eventually, the pile would get smaller until the room was clean. This was back in the 70s and I still remember how that helped me.
Oh my gosh I did this as a kid too! I would make a huge pile and then work to make the pile disappear! Thank you for sharing :)
@@tarynmaria_ How awesome!
This is EXACTLY how I clean to this day!
I ‘ve always been known as the “messy” one. It was quite a surprise when my daughter-in-law commented on how organized I was. No one ever described m that way.
Awesome!
My adhd thrives on rewards but I fell into the buying reward before so now I reward myself with consumables. Such as food I love
Yes!! Love that!
My family and I started giving consumables for gifts and I now reward myself with reading/video time. Both things help stop future clutter!
I am really sick of hearing "I deserve this" in social media every time they try to justify their impulse buys and their hoarding
I see that a lot!
😂
I have told myself that before, but I am going to rethink that and change what I do.
I recently got Atomic Habits from the library, read it and went out and bought my own copy so I could hi-lite passages I liked. That’s how useful I think the book is. It covers all areas of your life.
So useful!! 😊
Enjoyed the book tremendously and now love how you incorporated Atomic Habits into cleaning and decluttering. Thanks!
You are so welcome!
It’s a phenomenal book!
The counting down helps, Mel Robbins has a book called The 5 second rule that is all about it, a must read for sure!
Awesome thanks for sharing!
I love that book!
I love to walk into a store like Costco and say to myself “I need nothing in this store!” Quickly my brain argues back with me “but you need toilet paper!”. Suddenly I snap out of retail hypnosis 😆 and focus on what I really came into the store for💪
Oh my gosh this is great, I am totally going to try this!!
I just picked up a copy of Atomic Habits from the library. Glad to see it's effective in making life changes. I tired reading The Power of Now a few times when it was first released. It just had me dozing off so I gave up trying to read it.
Good to know!
It’s a very helpful book. My library has audio available on hoopla, so I like to listen to it now and then.
The two most overbearing people in my family or origin used to talk to me as if I was always struggling with money or cheap, when that wasn't true.
I think that was a better description for them. With that correction in beliefs, I do believe that I can unload a lot more items, because a scarcity theme does not serve me.
Thank you for sharing ❤
My problem is that I live too much in the now. If the future is not real, then why spend my time now working? The only reason to declutter is either because I enjoy the process, or because I want it done for the future. I have to sacrifice my fun now for my future self.
I wanted to have a relaxing evening last night so I ignored the dishes and didn't take anything out of the freezer for dinner tonight.... now it's almost dinner time and all the meat is frozen... It didn't even cross my mind because it wasn't in the now. (I have ADHD so I have to set constant reminders or I will literally not see things that need doing for the future.)
Good point! I like the intention behind the quote, for me it's a good way to let go of limiting beliefs you might have had.
You can still reap a harvest in the now when you're preparing for the future. I'm not much of a planner myself, but I can see and feel like I have accomplished a goal in the now when I remember to leave myself a note to remember to take something out to defrost.
I go to the mall once a week. I buy nothing. Since I retired I have become a mall walker. I have come to a point I can see something I really like and not buy it. Admire it for a minute and move on. My friend never comes with me because she says she has no money. I am not much of a shopper. Seems less and less each year. I do some decluttering every few days. It is rhythm .
I want to be you when I retire! TY!
Thanks for sharing Mindy!
❤ me too x
Years ago someone told me when he saw something he wants or likes, he tells himself, “I’ll let them store it and come back when I need it.” He said he rarely went back. I try that myself.
Awesome video. I really enjoy your videos, but this one really resonated with me. I have been tracking my In and Out to try and stop things from entering my home. The satisfaction of donating so someone else can benefit from my unused items is an amazing feeling. I have some items i have bought used and had to repair but still love to this day. Thank you 🥰
You are so welcome, and super happy you enjoyed the video! ❤
Following your videos I learned so many daily practices!! And it's true that items decluttering makes so much good to mental health❣️Thank you so much ❤️
Amazing! Thank you so much, I'm so glad ❤
Eckhart Tolle is great, he teach so many wise things to encorporate into everyday life❤
I can't wait to read that book I mentioned! ❤
I read Eckhart's book, A New Earth, Awakening to your life's purpose, and found it helpful in seeing when you hold onto the past, how it can affect how we see ourselves and those around us…keeping us from actually being free to live in the present moment.
There were also certain things in the book that were disappointing, his unbelief in Christ's purpose. But like decluttering your home and your mind, some books, like gardens, need to have the weeds plucked out. You glean and keep what is necessary and let go of the rest.
I love your videos and how down to earth you are with cleaning/de-cluttering solutions. Also, loved this book, and it legit changed my life. Thank you for all the wonderful videos! Love, from India.
You are so welcome!! ❤️
It is a great book! Good job on this video! My takeaway is the do it for 5-15 minutes so that it is not so daunting!
Love that one! :)
I clean my washing machine with bleach and baking soda about once a month. I also throw in my white shower curtain liner and non slip bathtub mat so they don't grow mold or mildewy, so that's a twofer. After that cycle, I wash a load of whites, since I don't need to worry about any lingering drops of bleach as everything is white already, so thats the 3rd chore taken care of.
Awesome - I do the bleach clean as well - maybe not as frequently but I find it helps a lot!
Your videos are so substantive! Good job, as always.
Thank you SO MUCH!! 😊
Genius idea to apply the book's teachings to decluttering! 👏👏👏
Thank you so much!
Brand-new subscriber here... Thanks for the content! I am looking forward to reading this "Atomic Habits" book, too. 😊❤
Oh yay, I'm so glad you are here! ❤
Good ideas. Walking into a room and just looking is a good one, how about taking a photo go out of the room and look at the picture there might be something glaringly obvious your brain didn't see. Also leave a room tidier than when you went it (just in a small way) it all dds up.
Taking a photo is a wonderful addition to that tip, especially when a cluttered space is super overwhelming and you need to physically distance yourself from it quickly!
Thank you Laura!
I hate shopping period, but have to buy foods and other needs. I'm not organized, but believe in keeping order. I don't own much. I have very little clothing that needs to be donated. If I had a vehicle then it would be easier to get rid of things. Don't have money to buy what isn't needed, but do my best to only get what is useful. Want to have a hobby, but without having time, prioritizing has to be first for what is needed.
Same! I really dislike grocery shopping. Thank you for sharing 😊
Wow! Have read it and this makes so much sense!!! Thank you for applying it this way! Will review! ❤🎉😊😅
You're so welcome! 😊❤️
Excellent video with good application of the principles from the book.
Thank you so much!
Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, all we have is the present, that's why it's a gift.
Love it
Loved that quote and the movie. Kungfu Panda for the win!
These are wonderful practical advice! Thank you!
You are so welcome, Jane!
Interesting! I just found your channel, and as a matter of fact I just today found ATOMIC HABITS at the coffee/book I frequent-could not put it down!
Wow! Welcome and so glad you’re here!
Kiana Docherty has a great video about how environment shapes actions, referring to how Google did small changes in their offices to entice their workers to eat healthier. It's really fascinating stuff!
Cool! I'll have to check her out!
At 12:35, you indicate a link to another video at the lower left of the screen, but no graphic link appears there.
Thank you for letting me know!
New to your videos. I stopped and wrote what you were saying, because this makes so much sense.
I'm so glad!!
Great video!! Thanks!!
You are so welcome!!
My only issue with an otherwise great video, is that quote, The past and the future are not real. Of course the past is real and history can shape improvements in the future.
Thanks! For sure history is something to learn from. I do love the thought behind the quote of letting go of past limiting beliefs of yourself and focusing on the now.
Hi @cmbooks2000 In context of Ekhardt’s teaching he’s pointing to the fact that all that you really have is the present. Past is gone and you can’t do anything about it, the future hasn’t happened yet so the only thing that really is - is this moment. This is the power of now.
This is exactly how i clean and declutter! I tell people all of the time that Atomic habits can be used this way.
Awesome! It's such a helpful book, right?!
A great video 😊
Thank you for sharing 👍
You are so welcome!
I like some of these tips! Thanks!
You are so welcome!
I think what I am, I am what I think.😇😇
Love that 😊
I think I will try Habit stacking.
Awesome!
Atomic does not actually mean “really tiny”. It means indivisible-something that can’t be further broken down into smaller components.
The reason atoms are called atoms is because people originally thought they were the smallest possible building blocks of matter. The discovery of subatomic particles was a revolutionary surprise to science.
Great vid speak 🗣️ it into existence
Thank you!!
thank you
You are welcome!
It's amazing to me that people would need a book in order to get rid of all the junk they bought. Just get rid of it. Throw it in the trash, except for clothes which can be donated. This will protect others from junk-collecting disease.
The book isn't about decluttering - it's about small habits to make your life better, It can be applied to a lot of things.
That's a bit like someone who has never smoked saying to someone who does smoke and is trying to give up : "Just don't smoke".
Thanks.
You're welcome!
Our house rule is, one new item in means two old items out. It works well. 😊
Love it! It’s so funny I have a video coming out tomorrow where I recommend just that (one in two out)! 😊
Good video.
Thank you!
Hi Taryn .. Great declutterring tips you have here on your channel . . Great job. 👏😊 // Just an fyi only- for those who don’t know - Eckart Tolle (the author of the book you mentioned - the book that you didn’t read) is a known NEW AGE False Teacher-just an fyi to you and your viewers so they are aware of that.
★ Colossians 2:8 “See to it that no one takes you captive through philosophy and empty deception, according to the tradition of men, according to the elementary principles of the world, rather than according to Christ.”
★May we Trust in JESUS-&-in God’s unfailing WORD (James 4:6-10, 2 Cor 6:2, Titus 2:11-15)-& then Keep Looking UP ^ - now more than ever! (Col 3:1-4, Luke 21:28) Keep up the great job on the channel ! ✝️🙏❤️
Thank you for sharing that!
Just because he’s not a Christian doesn’t mean he doesn’t have valuable information and teachings to pass on. Just because you don’t share his worldview, doesn’t mean he’s false. Imagine, people of different faiths calling you false simply for having your beliefs or practicing your religion. I may not agree with you but it doesn’t mean I have to call you a false person. Clearly, you believe in something very strongly so if anything I can say that rather than false, you’re staying true to your beliefs so maybe so does Ekhardt Tolle.
I like that he goes a level above any one particular teaching and is well versed in philosophy and different religions. He can bring knowledge accumulated over millenia in different cultures and share it with people who may not have the same access to these various sources.
Being a follower of one religion and condemning or condescending others doesn’t reflect all that well on one’s very own beliefs. Heads of religions always show respect to other cultures and religions, including Pope, Dalai Lama and others. Many have regular ecumenical meetings and gatherings.
One of the greatest examples of love and tolerance is of course Jesus Christ himself. If you have a direct connection with God, whether through Jesus, Mother Mary, Saints or Angels, you may realise that church will not make this connection on your behalf. Occasionally it may even stand in the way… Church is run by people and people can be wrong, mislead or mistaken. It’s ok to belong to a church of course - there’s a community, shared vision, maybe even accountability and lots more. However, no church can establish the true connection with God for you, only you can do it within your own heart and within your own being. This is the meaning of spirituality, finding that connection with God within oneself. If you’re a Christian, you can find examples of spirituality (“approved” by the church) in biographies of mystics and Saints. It may be worth looking into them. Ekhardt’s teachings are about spirituality rather than religion and are non-denominational that’s probably why he attracts such a wide audience.
PS This is not to encourage you to follow Ekhardt, just to give a broader context to those who read comments section. The book Power of Now is still absolutely worth reading and worth making one’s own mind about it rather than relying on what other ppl tell you about it.
@@almondtree2011 Hi 👋 and Thank-You for sharing that above .. and yes I am aware of what you are saying completely.. and appreciate your respectful comment & reply.
Just wanting to make those who have Christian beliefs made aware of this person (Eckhart Tolle) that he is a well known New Ager .. and after saying that- they can decide if that is what they want. I also respect Taryn as well.. but since she said she didn’t read the book I wanted her and/or whomever to be aware of this.
Thanks again for sharing your reply above - and taking the time to reply back a respectful comment.
Have a great Easter ✝️ @almondtree2011 if you celebrate that - and Taryn & everyone here - ❤️🙏 😊
@@SO4JTV same to you! Your kind and courteous reply is heartwarming (given that it’s sometimes wild Wild West here on YT 🤣) Happy Easter to you too 🐣
I treat myself to non clutter things. Potato chips, or take out. A starbucks.
Great idea!
Atomic decluttering? Does that mean we get to blow it up? 😉😉 (joke)
Haha!
You should make a vlog from it
Interesting idea!!
Uh oh is Atomic habits a “new age” book too? Like Power of Now.
It's not - it's about making good habits stick!
I thought atomic meant explosive.😂
I think it does as well! I know in the context of physics it means individual atoms, which are tiny! 😊
Atomic means indivisible. (An operation that must be performed entirely or not at all)
@@jennesont4791 Yes. "Atomic" refers to how small can you break something down before it become INDIVISIBLY something else. For example, one ATOM of gold is the SMALLEST piece you can break gold into. If you break one atom of gold any smaller, it's no longer gold, it becomes (79) protons, neutron, and electrons.
And, techncially, if you take just ONE proton away from an atom of gold, it's no longer gold, it is now an atom of platinum. If you take TWO protons away from an atom of gold, it becomes an atom of Iridium
People THOUGHT it mean explosive, because the marketing in world war II was that the ATOMIC bomb was the most explosive bomb in the world. An atomic bomb is when you harness the energy INSIDE (with fission or fusion) the atom to cause an explosion. A physics professor of mine gave a great best "simple" explanation: 6 family members crammed into a subcompact car for a 2 day road trip will get explosive, but the same 6 people spaced out on first class seats in an airplane would not.
The marketing for "explosive = atomic" was SO effective that it's where we get the word "bikini," from. THe atomic bombs were tested on the Bikini Atoll Islands (Sponge Bob!) and at the time nobody wore a two piece swimsuit. The 2 piece bikini was so wildly explosive and popular and new that they called it "the Bikini," because people associcated the Bikini Islands with atomci explosions.
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Why the hell are you trying to sound like kim kardashian? Don't try to tell me that's how you talk because you didn't sound like this when I first started watching your videos a year ago😂😂😂
I have no idea what you mean!
@@tarynmaria_first post I’m watching of yours…great info!
I have NO idea why someone would think you’re trying to sound like Kim K! I don’t detect that at all.