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Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
stuff was coming out of the mouth, it was in a really bad way. And
I could see so clearly how it was being kissed by God, like
everything was stroking it and accepting it, it was the most divine
act that it was living and dying in this. It was absolutely kissed
and supported by life, life was absolutely loving it as it was. And
that sounds so hard to convey intellectually.
WIZARD: Muktananda, there was a title of his biography,
Chitshakti Villas which means The Play of Consciousness, and it is
a play and it's a delightful and beautiful play. And more so when it
is embraced just through sentience, the substratum, that the play
can be allowed to just unfold perfectly. When we get caught in the
play and think we're one of the characters and not the screen, that
brings the apparent suffering.
LISA CAIRNS: Yes.
TRIP: Lisa, you're delightful, fresh.
WIZARD: Amen.
TRIP: And well deserving of any attention that may go your way.
You're a wonderful sharer of Truth, and poetic, and lovely, and
thank you so much for joining us today.
LISA CAIRNS: Thank you both so much. I listened to some of
your shows beforehand, and just really enjoy the way you guys
interview, and your voices, you've got really nice voices both of
you.
WIZARD: Ah, thank you.
TRIP: All right. Be well, Lisa. Thank you.
LISA CAIRNS: And you, bye.
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