Conversations with Avant-garde Sages - The Wizard LLC

Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
looking in on it telling it what it's going to do, or how this or that is
going to be, because there's nothing that is going to be. But in that
assumption, which is a mental thing, it's as if there's an energetic
tension, and you notice a similarity between tense, as in past
tense, future tense, and being tense. Yet, in the clarity that this
presence that's here has nothing ever being ahead of it, there’s
freedom from that tension. But that doesn't mean it is dead, and it
doesn't mean that one is going to not continue to do things. The
body will appear to do things in what appears to be time, but you
as this present-ness are just an indescribable ease of unobligated
being. You have zero obligations.
WIZARD: Because if it moves, its imagination.
PETER DZIUBAN: Exactly.
TRIP: And, Peter, here's another one, okay, so hopefully [Laughs]
the listeners really got there is no future there.
WIZARD: Oh, no. [Laughs]
TRIP: Here's another one though that blew me away that you do,
right. Here's another one. If someone is not fully established in
nondual wisdom, most of the time they have a feeling there is an
external god, or there's some god somewhere, they may not put
their… there's a god, they haven't figured it all out, but they leave it
hazy and they're pretty sure there's a god. And they look around,
they can see that there's so much miraculous stuff going on that
clearly there's an all powerful thing called god, okay. And that's
where they walk around with that god. Now you say though god is
trumped, god isn't as powerful as consciousness because if you
were to actually meet god, like if god parted the skies, go ahead
and tell that, because I mean [Laughs]…
PETER DZIUBAN: Well you were doing a pretty good job.
TRIP: No, go ahead.
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