Conversations with Avant-garde Sages - The Wizard LLC

Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
deeper, and to not stay with the appearances, but to dig deeper
and see what… feel and see, and see what's ultimately real.
WIZARD: And keep accepting even one's own reaction or
responses to something, even accept that.
MAREN SPRINGSTEEN: Yes, absolutely. Absolutely. And that
took me quite a long time because there was sometimes resistance,
very strong resistance. And the whole experience of illness has
made me much, much, much stronger and tougher in that respect,
to not accept disrespect from other people, and to respect my
purpose and my Self as a spirit. Poor choice of words here, I'm so
much in non-thought that I really find it hard sometimes to find
the right words.
WIZARD: I use the now itself as a role model.
MAREN SPRINGSTEEN: Beautiful.
WIZARD: As the now accepts everything, everything.
MAREN SPRINGSTEEN: Beautiful.
WIZARD: Without any resistance.
MAREN SPRINGSTEEN: Yes, that is the key, that is very
beautiful. And I loved what you wrote on the board one time on
Facebook about faith that faith is really one of the key elements to
all this because the unseen doesn't easily present itself, that inner
sense doesn't open up unless there is deep devotion, or like Trip
developed also at an early age. Unless there is that deep, deep
place that you also have, and I think it just carries one effortlessly
to everything, because one really is so completely unbound and
untouched at the deepest level, and there really is no prodigality,
there is no otherness. Life at its core is just so, so beautiful, and at
the moment it seems like that the appearances play out the
polarities stronger than ever. But I'm so, so grateful to have to
gone through everything, and to be at the point where I'm at, and
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