Conversations with Avant-garde Sages - The Wizard LLC

Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
of acceptance the Now has that unconditionally accepts
everything. And to go out into the "hows" and the "whys" is to get
into the movie and get seduced into the movie, and then you're
bifurcating as the movie. In that, one loses native vision and the
primacy of being pure Now.
MORGAN CARAWAY: The important thing is the Oneness. The
important element is the unity of it. And I agree, it's like in
another sense, all that appears is light. Sound is vibration. So it's
all really just vibration is all it is.
WIZARD: We don't see our own light, we see…
MORGAN CARAWAY: Right light is vibration, sound is vibration,
and everything we experience is. So we think there's separateness
involved, but even in our day to day experience if we don't believe
the concepts that we have, or that arise, or that we're told, there's
just oneness from day to day, no matter what you're doing.
WIZARD: When you're hanging out in and as the Now, everything
is unfolding just as it should… that was Robert Adams.
TRIP: I wanted to quote you two different things you said that I
loved, one is you said, "If one isn't awestruck by whatever is
presently appearing, it indicates that fixation on thought or
memory is impeding clear seeing". I thought that was so right on.
Another thing you said that really got it is, "If you aren't thankful
for what you've got, it's as if you have nothing at all". That's so
true.
Okay, now one last little challenge question. I don't know why I'm
asking it now but you write in the book that psychology is BS,
okay. And I don't think it's BS, because I think that some people
have such obstructive patterns of thinking going on, they're so
caught in there.
MORGAN CARAWAY: Well the core of those thoughts is the selfidentity,
it is self image.
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