Conversations with Avant-garde Sages - The Wizard LLC

untold joy always
Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
embracing you tenderly
for all Eternity.
And it's really dedicated to all friends, everybody.
WIZARD: That is beautiful.
MAREN SPRINGSTEEN: I'm just so grateful for every single
person.
WIZARD: That's a very powerful affirmation.
MAREN SPRINGSTEEN: Thank you.
TRIP: In The Open Heart, one of your poems, you say, "The fully
open heart rests in sweet unknowingness, safe in its own
embrace". And I feel that you're a person that has a truly open
heart. I was wondering if you could talk about how the neediness
that maybe you felt, that I certainly have felt how that dissolves in
an open heart? What's the outcome there, can you talk about that?
MAREN SPRINGSTEEN: Yes. I think, dear Trip that with an
open heart comes certain fullness automatically. I think the
neediness stems from a false sense of lack, and that lack is
automatically, when there's complete openness, and when things
fall into place pretty much effortless, and one realizes one's never
alone, and one's provided for by grace, and when one is able to
jump off that cliff and trust that, and have just that Faith, without
needing to know anything mentally, but just have that Faith,
retain that heart open, no matter how many times it was wounded,
no matter how many times it was many times seen as stabbed n
the back or betrayed. But I think in that openness there's a gift of
fullness, and of everything being complete, the kingdom is finished
already. And with that there's just no need, what could be better
than that?
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