Conversations with Avant-garde Sages - The Wizard LLC

Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
MUZ MURRAY: Yes, 71, people keep saying that saw me 20 years
ago and say I haven't changed a bit in that time; well the Mantra
must be doing something.
TRIP: So you're a big believer in breath, now we have a couple of
friends, Pam and Donald T, and they say that breath is the basis of
health, do you share that viewpoint?
MUZ MURRAY: Yes, I will go along with that, together with the
sound vibration, because the sound vibration combined with the
breath is Mantra. Many people think that Kirtan and singing
Bhajans is Mantra, but that's a totally different thing, that's
devotional singing, it is not Mantra. Mantra has to be in toned,
and using the breath in between each line of Mantra, and that
energizes the cells, pumps them up to their optimum frequency.
Because when we are surrounded by negative sound or negative
thinking, then the cellular structure diminishes like a football
going down that's been punctured, and one needs to pump those
cells up again with the specific Mantra frequencies every day to
keep the body in optimum health.
TRIP: I tell you, you're inspiring me, I never could have cared less
about Mantra but you have got it together. And you've produced
several cassettes and CDs on the study of Mantra, Yoga Nidra,
Agni Hotra, other esoteric subjects, and they're available from
your website?
MUZ MURRAY: Yes, indeed.
WIZARD: In Nirvikalpa Samadhi, my initial turning inside out,
because I didn't know any of these words, but as the locality of my
sentience imploded and I was the universe, then there's
recognition of having no form, and then the sound like a
tremendous bell the size of a house ringing. And that was my last
identification with anything before I went into total absorption
where there was no other, it was just seamless sentience. My mind
can't remember but it plucked that thorn of death away, but that
last vestige of existence for me was the vibration.
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