Conversations with Avant-garde Sages - The Wizard LLC

Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
So I think for me the impulse is just to follow what feels natural,
and of course in my life, no matter would feel natural, whether
that baking cakes, or taking care of children, for me it happens to
be this.
WIZARD: Would you say that's akin to going with what wants to
happen?
MATT KAHN: Oh, absolutely. I didn't choose this. I can tell you
many professions I thought I was going to become when I was a
child, I never in a million years thought I would be doing what I'm
doing. And I've looked back at the my life and I've laughed
thinking, I couldn't have wanted this. I couldn't have imagined
this. And for me it's of an impulse that says, okay, this is where
life's going, and it's shown me that many times where I don't really
do anything but let things come to me, which it does in very
miraculous ways. And at the same time no matter what I would be
guided to do, I don't know how to comprehend or fathom reality
without living in absolute service for the well being of all souls.
Anything else other than that does not make any sense to me.
WIZARD: Yes.
TRIP: I'm like you, I'm kind of cold, I seem to have a certain talent
set, and I'm calling to kind of create a platform for what we'll call
seers or sages like yourself to share their wisdom. And along with
that feels like a responsibility to kind of cut into any part of it that
ultimately is not of the ultimate service that you just spoke of
wanting to provide people. And I have certain baggage and certain
preconditions, and I'll come across someone, a sage, and then
there'll be some aspect of the way they share. And then it'll trigger
my sacredly held concepts about the way the sharing ought to
happen, or whatever. Then when I ask my question, just really
mostly to get rid of some of my own baggage, right?
MATT KAHN: Right, totally.
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