Conversations with Avant-garde Sages - The Wizard LLC

Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
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PRASAD PAUL DUFFY: The I might be pointing to the ego's i, so
i, small i, is on a mission from God, the big I, higher power,
whatever you want to call it. But it's a reference to the Blues
Brothers, bro'. [Laughs].
TRIP: I need to get current. All right, well I've got a bunch more
questions here.
PRASAD PAUL DUFFY: But I was just playing, it's a message
from the Blues Brothers. It is funny, that old Twitter thing is very
strange, I don't really resonate with it, it doesn't feel user friendly
in some level, and I don't know how to figure out how to
communicate with other people. I think it's just, what, you just
put a tweet out there to the world, and people respond to it. I
prefer the Facebook way of communicating over Twitter. I don't
know how Twitter is such a hit; it's not amongst my peeps, not in
my world.
WIZARD: I agree.
TRIP: It's for teenagers who are into nanô-second segments of
communication. It's unbelievable. We have a special guest today,
Prasad Paul Duffy, who's a spiritual teacher, not self-described,
but by others, and also author and filmmaker. We're having a
great Satsang with him. Before we go on with some more
questions, I never met Papaji but I've had a really intensive
training over the last four years in Indian sages and in spiritual
wisdom. And I just have this really warm feeling for the guy, just
based on everything about him. He just seems like one of the
really beautiful sages, really warm. So you were so privileged to
spend time with him. Can you talk a little bit about it, what it was
like?
PRASAD PAUL DUFFY: Yes. I always love to speak of Papaji.
Many people sat with him who had been with Osho, and other
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