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Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
allotted, to bring things to a level of harmony. And I do that by
being mindful and bringing things to completion, I don't go and
just do something halfway and then start going on to something
else. If I do, whenever I did do that, John would come up and say
to me, now you left undone, that undone, and that undone, and
then we need to sit down and talk, because something was
bothering me. And it can also go the reverse in that thing there,
you can leave things undone and those things will stick in your
mind. Like for me I cannot get out of bed without making the bed
first thing in the morning, it is something that he told me to do,
and it is devotion almost now. But to make my bed is starting my
day off with success. Doing something and completing it, it's
going back to what in Buddhism where they said, "You finished
eating our rice? Clean your bowl". And so those are the things
that we need to be mindful of so many different little small things
that we do in our lives. And you will realize that the more that you
do it, the more that it kind of becomes a habit so to speak, that it
generates peace, it generates a certain amount of… it puts a little
bit of order in your chaos, and you won't carry around the stress
because the clutter in or around you is cluttering your mind, and
vice verse.
TRIP: Well anyone that's listening to our program, I encourage
you to visit Brian Ezzell's website, it's www.brianezzell.tumblr.com
And you'll find everything on there is wonderful. Also Brian
makes himself available for consultation on a donation only basis,
and sounds like he'd be a good guy to talk with. So we've only got
about one more minute, Brian, is there anything you want to
share?
BRIAN EZZELL: Well, no, actually, thank you very much, John,
Trip, I really do appreciate this, it's been a really lovely time. And
look forward to doing it again some time.
WIZARD: All right.
TRIP: Okay, thank you so much.
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