Ever notice how Eckhart Tolle blinks like he’s trying to start a damn fire with his eyelids? It’s like he’s got a constant strobe light going off in his head. You know what I think? That blinking keeps him present. Every time he does it, he’s breaking his thought patterns and snapping back to the moment. He doesn’t give a flying fuck if it looks weird—because guess what? It’s working.
Meanwhile, the rest of us are out here trying to control every damn thing: every thought, every feeling, every action. We’re micromanaging our lives like helicopter parents, obsessively hovering over our own minds, desperately trying to “fix” ourselves. And what’s it getting us? More stress, more frustration, more chaos.
Let’s get one thing straight: you don’t need to control shit to heal, to succeed, or to be at peace. You don’t need to be constantly on edge, monitoring your every move like a neurotic security guard. Your body, your mind—they’re backed by the full faith and credit of the fucking cosmos. They know what they’re doing, even if you don’t.
Look at Eckhart blinking his way through life, not giving a damn how it looks, just letting go, moment after moment. That’s the key right there: letting go. Trusting that when the time comes, your body will act, your mind will heal, your life will unfold exactly as it’s meant to. You don’t have to micromanage the miracle that is you.
Think about it—your body isn’t just some random collection of atoms stumbling through existence. It’s got the universe in its corner, guiding every cell, every heartbeat, every blink. The only thing holding you back is your obsession with controlling something that’s already perfect.
So stop. Blink it out. Let go. Trust yourself. Trust your body. Trust the universe that’s backing you up. The more you get out of your own way, the faster the healing and success will come. Life’s got this. You just need to let it happen.