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Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
that has never left her. While she has continued her life as a writer,
teacher, and mother, she has discovered it is possible to live a
richly human life free of suffering. Her wish now is to
communicate the Truth that within every person is a pool of calm
wellbeing that waits patiently to be stirred to life.
When Fear Falls Away, the story of a sudden awakening is Jan's
day-to-day account of the shift in consciousness and its alteration
of her life. Her poetry and prose have appeared widely in literary
journals and anthologies. Her poetry collection of greatest hits
was published by Pudding House, and she has been nominated for
a Pushcart Prize. She's been inspired by Gurumayi, Krishnamurti,
and Eckhart Tolle, but the joy she lives in belongs to no particular
tradition, and is available to all. Welcome, Jan.
JAN FRAZIER: Thank you. It's good to be with you.
WIZARD: Hi, Jan.
JAN FRAZIER: Hi.
TRIP: Anything you want to share with us before I launch into my
questions?
JAN FRAZIER: I'm sure things will come to me, but I'm happy to
start with your questions.
TRIP: I want to say, in your book, you pull off the impossible
which is that you never cease coming from the relative point of
view, humanity, and yet I find you never sticking your foot in your
mouth with regards to the nature of absolute reality. So that's
quite a trick you turn there in the book.
JAN FRAZIER: Yes, I'm glad to know that. That has something to
do with the fact that we really are both people and that greater
reality.
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