The Echo of the Memory of the Future - Thomas Hübl

What calls us to walk our path? Whether we are responding to a deep inner longing or a sudden crisis, at some point in our life something call us to seek a spiritual practice to deepen our awareness.
In this talk, Thomas prompts us to examine our motivation towards spiritual development, as he points out how, as "cultural mystics," relation is the field of our daily spiritual practice. He also examines the nature of karma as postponed experience that can only be integrated through presence.
Recorded at the Celebrate Life Festival in August, 2018.
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More Info about Thomas Hübl: www.thomashuebl.com

[@christinekober5159]

A genius speaking! 😇 I already listened to this talk more often over the years and I tend to come back to it. I just love this content and its a great guidance for how we can create a better future, even now in these crazy times of confusion, separation and war. Thank you Thomas! 🙏

[@pamelamaccabee637]

So glad I am attending the Connecticut Trauma Summit 2022 - which includes this video.

[@lesliecie]

I would change the statement from memory of the future to- memory of wholeness. The felt sense of connection to Self - Atman ….

[@bernadette607]

Total Immersion in presence........ mmmmmm! 🙏 ... what a concise speaker. thank you Thomas

[@ingao1898]

At first it is a bit complicated to grasp, but in fact this short video embraces many insights and truths about presence and how trauma (individual and collective) keeps us from living now and creating our real future. Instead we keep reproducing the destructive patterns of the past - a precise definition of how Karma works. May we all follow our inner calling - our memories of the future how Thomas Hübl calls it - in order to heal the old wounds and enter into the realms of vast, open consciousness.

[@lorraine8962]

This is so profound. My inner light flickered upon receiving this truth. Thank you 🙏

[@ggsherry1990]

Thanks Thomas!!! You are amazing~! I am very impressed your interview with Liangdong. !

[@dr.elizabethmarmaras3034]

So profound and so clear! Thanks so much!

[@user-nf79]

Amazing. And I agree 💯. God help us and make it easy for us to integrate the past so we can step into our creativity not reactivity. Here's to everyone's true futures being activated, free from the invisible unconscious hands of fate 🙏✨♥️.

[@normaodenthal8009]

Yes! We need to integrate both our personal and collective past with all of its trauma. This is why salvation or enlightenment can never be personal, but has to be collective. Thomas explains it so beautifully.

[@patriciaock]

I believe this is what Christianty call the Light .... light was brought into the world and we can´t see it!!!!!!!!!

[@heidiarmstrong6988]

This was so fascinating and important, wonderful!! 🙏 I was so excited to see this phrase: 'memory of the future'! I have had several, I just observe them in quiet wonder, but in my mind I used exactly that phrase, 'memories of the future'. I don't know how it works but I understand to access memory in either direction, imagination is needed. Most people don't think of that being an actual part of our forming a memory. But what is the missing ingredient? That's not very far, but I only advance little by little, observing carefully during direct experiences. I love that phrase, echo of the memory of the future, wow!! I do have this memory I have never forgotten, about humans being so very extraordinary! Even now, in this time when human beings have forgotten who they really are! I thought this memory came from the very ancient past, but how interesting to think if it might come from the future instead?

[@patriciaock]

yes!!! I do believe there is a memory of he future ... its a vision we had when we were all new ... Tolkien in the Silmarrilion narrates exactly this that you say!!!!!!!!!! ... God gave us a vision what we were creating musically and then he sent us into the void to make that vision come true ... the shock was that when we made into the void ... there was "nothing" ... its so beautiful how he narrates the process ... and now you say it in such a clear way!!! thank you sooooooooo much!!!

[@marydiesch]

Thank you ever so much 6 months later for the Tolkien reference 🙏🏻.

[@daniellerodgers6493]

Yes thanks! I’ve had a few “future memories” and I want to learn more about them. 🙂

[@upendasana7857]

Love this guys work,would love to attend a workshop/talk or whatever some day

[@rul4522]

It makes sense! Now i can see that i am more invloved than i would like when i see f.e. former people that were harassed in old times.

[@lunalightjourney1414]

Wow 🙏🏼😇

[@tattvavidya]

It is our good karma ..or it is our pain!

[@rul4522]

I am this month 78 years old and i am grabbed by moments from the past. Either I didn’t do or I did the wrong thing. So i am stuck in my thoughts exactly as Thomas described. The result is panic attacks for the last 3 months, because I can’t possibly mend all, however hard I try. How can i learn to accept what to me seems impossibe.

[@sonjademoor9398]

i hope you will find YOUR way to accept. Not agree, not be happy about it. 'Just' to accept AND feel sad about it or whatever comes up for you ... maybe then it will transcend?

[@biancas2639]

How to complete the circles..?

[@lifeandfaith]

That is good.

[@jasminhenschel1330]

Danke

[@mariac5942]

12:28 the repetition of the past (with its patterns).... Is not the future!!!

[@nilsdannemann]

That one hit me hard!