Conversations with Avant-garde Sages - The Wizard LLC

Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
So I think there's a lot of examples about where vulnerability
comes in, and how much power it really wields. And I can't really
tell you how much power that really is. I use the word power
because I can't think of another word for it; strength would be a
good word also.
WIZARD: It's the inevitability of the universe where one is still
that's the power, and it's unobstructed. Thy will, which is not my
will, but the will of the universe, is the whole universe acting in
unison. And its power knows not the dilemma of apparent choice,
it just is. And to go up against it [Laughs]…
BRIAN EZZELL: Is really a futile thing.
WIZARD: Yes. [Laughs]
BRIAN EZZELL: Yes, resistance is futile.
TRIP: You've got some great little nuggets on your website; I can
just go all day with them. Here's one I like, you say, "You are here
to sense this world, not to make sense of it". That's beautiful.
Here's another one, "The distance between heaven and earth is
one thought".
BRIAN EZZELL: Yes, that one came to being, that statement, was
the day after my mentor passed away, I really felt that even though
we always… he and I always said that we were one, and from the
get go, we are one. It didn't fully register; I mean I always knew
that, there was many times when we would finish each other's
sentences, and all that kind of stuff that happens when you live
with someone for so long. But, yes, after he passed I realized that
he's still very much… Let's put it this way, I feel more at one with
him than I ever have, and that was a bit of a revelation, I didn't
expect to have that particular feeling. But I realized that oneness
transfers beyond, so to speak, this life, that heaven, or Nirvana, or
what have you, is right here, right Now. If we do have a thought,
that thought, if we think it, it can seem like it is a billion light years
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