Conversations with Avant-garde Sages - The Wizard LLC

Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
Blessed Disillusionment, seeing through ideas of self, I
enthusiastically concur with John Wheeler, who said in the
foreword, it is one of the most direct and uncompromising
contemporary books on nonduality available. Morgan's insights
are dead on target and he does not pull any punches.
Morgan Caraway, a cage rattling, green, and non-dual, nonteacher,
and I thought I was the only one. [Laughter]
MORGAN CARAWAY: Apparently not.
TRIP: Well, before we get into your spiritual side, if you will, the
Wizard says you're green, what's going on in your green world?
MORGAN CARAWAY: Well my better half, Mary Jane, and I are
very serious about sustainability, and in 2009 we built a yurt on
some property in the Blue Ridge Mountains, and we lived in that
while we built an earth bag house. And now we live in our earth
bag house, and we just added an addition to it, a sun room, so on
sunny days in the winter, we'll get a lot of nice free heat and also
one gets so… we’ll keep our vitamin D up too, go and sit in the sun.
But we're very serious about sustainability almost as far as the
human world goes, I can't think of a more important field, because
to me if something's not sustainable, what is it?
TRIP: I agree there's nothing more important than sustainability
in my opinion. I've dedicated my life to it, and I live in the first
straw bale house built in the south east of the United States.
MORGAN CARAWAY: Oh, really!
TRIP: Yes, and basically my whole scene is a sustainability lab,
but I do think that earth bags basically like the biggest bang for the
buck you can do.
MORGAN CARAWAY: Yes. Well, it's amazing. People buy
houses now, what's one of the cheapest housing options; it'll be a
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