Conversations with Avant-garde Sages - The Wizard LLC

Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
embraced, and adored, and acknowledged, and loved, by that
nothingness which is only feeling itself in these erroneous
projections of infinite possibility.
So when I hear a lot of people talking about the nothingness, I
almost hear this imaginary need to conclude if the nothingness is
independent from all these things, which we get with the netti,
netti, and the negations, and all that stuff, then I have to live in a
way where I am almost in a standoff relationship with form. And
what I have found is that what kind of closes the gap on this
journey beyond realization is the complete and supreme and
absolute willingness to fully and completely be the person you're
not, and to embrace all forms if you're clear enough to see that all
the things in the world that appear are just reflections and
appearances appearing within your true Self.
WIZARD: being the host or the screen of the movie, and accepting
that is a marriage of heaven and earth. There's a sacredness in
that marriage, because the movie and the screen aren't separate,
even though the screen may be, may exist with or without the
movie, when the movie is playing it's at one with the screen.
MATT KAHN: Absolutely. I can tell you from my own experience,
and bottoming out to emptiness, and now living as that emptiness,
that the form, the movie, is the will of the screen. That the form is
the will of the emptiness to experience itself that way, and that in
that emptiness, in the emptiness where words arise but no
concepts exist, that emptiness is always supremely willing to
embrace all forms and to treat it exactly as it appears while seeing
that it doesn't appear outside of appearances. That to me was one
of the most supreme teachings of grace and humility that didn't
come about with words, it was just a spontaneous, oh my God, and
how much love is that?
WIZARD: The marriage of heaven and earth, Shiva and Shakti,
Sita and Ram, that holy scared marriage that brings love to
everything.
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