Conversations with Avant-garde Sages - The Wizard LLC

Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
MATT KAHN: I wasn't aware of that, it's funny.
TRIP: Well it is because you bring them all in, like you appeal to
the California spiritual person who's still kind of seeking
experiences, and what have you, but you also have a teaching
that's clean seeing through experiences and kind of getting to the
bottom, to the screen. So you kind of have an eclectic net there, it
would be the perfect business model if you were sort of interested
in just self-aggrandizement or something. I ask those questions
because I want to do the best job that I can of giving the best
teachers the best platform possible.
MATT KAHN: Wonderful. I appreciate that, and I thank you for
your service.
TRIP: Yes, okay there’s much to talk about, you’re eloquent, and
I'm seeing we're already half way through the hour, and there’s
much here. I want to make sure I get to the really good stuff. One
of the things you talk about that really speaks to me now, and it's
something that I think is relevant to those who have really spent a
significant portion of time into this self inquiry is what you call
relaxing into confusion.
MATT KAHN: Yes.
WIZARD: I like that.
TRIP: And that's where I'm at right Now. And it’s almost like it's
just in time. The Wizard [Laughs] always…
WIZARD: I call that the Mystery, just put a capital M on the
Mystery.
MATT KAHN: I love that.
TRIP: The Wizard's always bringing new guests on that are just
right on time, it's almost like he's a Japanese carmaker with
inventory coming in. But it’s important to relax into the stuff
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