Conversations with Avant-garde Sages - The Wizard LLC

Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
traveling several times a month, so 25 times a year or more I
would get on a plane and go somewhere. And I think I just wore
the traveling out. And for the last year and a half I've been saying
that I'm on sabbatical, I'm just taking a break from all of that
moving around. I just recently started giving Satsang again right
here in Sedona where I live. But it's been nice to stop and rest for
a bit from all of the traveling.
WIZARD: Did you ever know Robert Adams?
NIRMALA: I never met him. I came into this teaching when
Robert Adams and Papaji had just died. But of course the wisdom
is in every one of us. The wonderful thing now is that you don’t
have to go to India, that same presence, and potential for
awakening is coming alive everywhere.
WIZARD: It's amazing. I'm amazed at how much in the cracks
and crevices, in the woodwork, how much deep understanding
there is. And as we affirm one another in Satsang, and how it
comes out, and it's not owned by any religion, or teacher, or
method, or anything.
TRIP: You know that bumper sticker, what would Jesus do? Well,
I don't know if this is a crass comparison, but I ask what would
oneness do? And so I think one of the reasons that this movement
is exploding, and so many people now seem to be awakening to
this incredible Truth of who we are, is that it's pretty much how I
now interrelate with everyone all the time. For example, a group
of people were talking about founding an intentional community
in our local community, and there's a gathering of 12 people there.
Now if I had been there in the past I would have come on really
strong with my deep ecological understanding of how to live
sustainably, and I would have come across probably as a pedantic
lecturer or something like that. But I saw that gathering as an
opportunity to celebrate our oneness, and to describe how a
community could come out of that oneness, and how every
decision that would have to be made could easily be made in the
moment, out of oneness, and no better decision could be made
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