Conversations with Avant-garde Sages - The Wizard LLC

Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
WIZARD: Thank you so much for sharing that, I mean that's…
TRIP: It's critical.
WIZARD: I hear you [Laughter].
TRIP: That is so critical.
MAREN SPRINGSTEEN: Yes, I guess we've all seen that.
TRIP: You're a beautiful wordsmith, and words are beautiful
pointers, and I had a question about one word in particular that
you like to use the word, you'll say we are infinity itself, infinity.
And for me I like to say the word divinity, because I don't know I
can't put my finger on it, but for some reason it's emotionally
evocative for me to feel divine. I was just wondering, is there a
reason, did you consciously choose that word infinity to describe
what we are over say divinity. And also I notice you use the word
light a lot also, these words, light, infinity, how did they come to be
your particular tools of expressing?
MAREN SPRINGSTEEN: I think I can actually blame somebody
directly for that [Laughs], he's been on your show. A very, very
dear friend since many years and sort of has been a mentor in the
past, and just a beautiful soul, and it's Peter Francis Dziuban, the
author of Consciousness is All. And he and I went on the same
path for many, many years studying Joel Goldsmith, the mystic of
The Infinite Way, and then Alfred Aiken also for a while. And I
think in my choice of words, which weren't really my choice of
words, it started flowing through, but I think that part, I like
divinity these days even better because that is the feeling that
resonates most deeply, and that is the anchor, or that's where the
Faith goes. But I think infinity for me has the same meaning just
from a different aspect of this multi faceted jewel that we really
are.
Infinity was really a great influence I would say from Peter Francis
Dziuban because I had so many experiences reading his book,
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