Conversations with Avant-garde Sages - The Wizard LLC

Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
WIZARD: Every action is perfect, which dissolves judgment.
MORGAN CARAWAY: Right. Yes. I'm remembering having
debates with people about free will versus predetermination, and
it would be very heated debates, people feel very strongly about
those concepts.
WIZARD: But it's the “I am the body” notion, the bifurcating
mind, that thinks it has free will, but it only thinks it has free will
and something that is separate from a separate entity. No
separation, there would be no…
MORGAN CARAWAY: Then it goes out the window.
WIZARD: It goes out the window, yes.
MORGAN CARAWAY: Yes. I'm sure you all are Nisargadatta
fans, huh?
TRIP: Yes.
MORGAN CARAWAY: Well, he had a funny thing, he said, "Ask
me any question you want but just don't ask it from the idea I am
the body, or I am the mind". And then once you throw those ideas
aside, there really aren't any questions.
WIZARD: That's right.
MORGAN CARAWAY: He was funny; I think you all probably saw
on your Facebook page someone posted where he said, "Okay, who
has understood what I'm saying?" And X amount of members of
the group that was with him raised their hands, and he said, "You
can leave and never come back". And then he said, "And the rest
of you who haven't understood, you can also leave and never come
back". [Laughter]
TRIP: A quick little thing, point, and then a question for both of
you, or whatever. One is that you have a page in your book where
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