Conversations with Avant-garde Sages - The Wizard LLC

Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
ordinary humanity as an utter miracle. And I was touched by your
sharing around the miracle of just simple humanness; can you
light a fire with that? You talk about all these things that are
miraculously human, the ability to grasp time, for example, and
things like that.
LISA CAIRNS: My friend like six or eight months ago told me this
most beautiful quote, and I said in quite a few videos, he said that
most people spend their whole life waiting for a miracle, but what
they fail to realize or don't see that life is the miracle.
WIZARD: Is the miracle, yes.
LISA CAIRNS: Just this is just the miracle. All of it is just
amazing, the fact that we as humans, the story of humans to be
able to perceive time when it's really never happening. But we can
remember growing up, we can remember playing as these
children, we can perceive people changing, difference, and it's
never really happening, but we can perceive this apparent
separation and play in this world of two. And yet, when the seeker
falls away, when the separation falls away, it's seen that nobody's
ever suffering, nothing's ever going wrong, there is no murderer or
pedophile, or it was all just a dream, and this is divine that all of
this is allowed to appear for no reason. But I say this completely
remembering and understanding that when you're in that
suffering dynamic this world can seem like hell, I say this with
compassion. And feel like I really understand that suffering
dynamic of seeing yourself as a separate entity who is victim to
live, who is victim is it all. But when that falls away…
One thing that happened to me after I had this awakening
experience in the beginning of last year, I was walking down the
street and it was only half an hour after there'd been a big shift,
and there was this dog dying on the side of the road. And before
as I explained to you, this would have been agony for me as a kid,
the way that I dealt with seeing suffering wanted to save
everything around me. And so I was walking along and I saw this
dog dying, and it was crying, and its ribs were all sticking out, and
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