Conversations with Avant-garde Sages - The Wizard LLC

Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
there's a thought arising to describe the object you're viewing,
even that is just something being seen by that seeing that only
sees.
WIZARD: The seer.
MATT KAHN: Yes, in fact one of the easiest ways to get into that
realization is to ask yourself a very simple question, can the seeing
be stopped, or is anything that attempts to stop the seeing just
something else to be seen? Even if someone would close their eyes
and go, I don't see the world, but now you're only aware that there
is no world, because you're still there to see it. The seeing is still
there. Or even if you were to say, I successfully stopped seeing, the
only way for you to know that is to still be there to see that.
So when we start to see that the seeing can't be stopped, we
immediately start to connect with that which always is the same,
which becomes for a lot of people their first experience of that
which is eternal within the appearance of time and change, or
what people call duality.
So once we see the seeing is always the same, now we have to
explore the seeing to only base our reality on only what seeing
sees. if we look at an object in front of us, we notice there is the
seeing of a form, that the seeing itself doesn't call the form a form,
it doesn't call the form an illusion, it doesn't say that's irrelevant
and not a part of the absolute reality. It says nothing, it just sees.
And yet if any thought would arise about the form that would just
be something else to be seen in that absolute experience. And
what we do is we just spend time, and by the way in this
experience of seeing, ironically or perfectly, the act of just seeing
without the need to project onto what you see what it doesn't say
about itself, is always another way of unraveling the nervous
system.
WIZARD: That's the most beautiful definition I've ever heard of a
seer. And I think there's a term that this edification is most
appropriate for at this particular juncture, and the unfolding of it
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