Conversations with Avant-garde Sages - The Wizard LLC

Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
just completely relaxed. You look off down the sand, maybe 50
feet or so down the beach, and you see a little child there playing
in the sand, sitting a little bit up from the beach playing in this
warm sand. That child's got a bucket and a shovel and they're
digging in the sand. Something about the picture of that child on
the sand draws you and you start walking towards them. Does
that Now, walk towards that child? Now the child won't be
frightened of you, so just walk up and stand there and watch them
play in the sand. The child will look up and smile at you, and
you'll smile back. Now the child is going to do something curious,
the child is going to reach into their pocket, and they're going to
pull out a piece of folded up paper. Now the child is handing you
that piece of paper, don't open it, and leave it folded. Put that
piece of paper in your pocket because, somehow you know, that
this is an important message to you. There's something written on
that piece of paper that's very, very important for you. But for
Now just put it in your pocket, smile back at the child, and resume
your walk on the beach. And sometime when you're by yourself
and feeling reflective and quiet, close your eyes again take out that
piece of paper and read what it says to you. Now open your eyes,
take a big breath, blow it out, and return to what you were doing.
TRIP: All right, we're not allowed to dead time on the radio.
RICHARD YOUNG: No, dead time, eh?
TRIP: That was beautiful. I'm going to challenge you now, this is
my challenge moment, we're so on the same page, there's too
much of a love fest here, and I’m going to have to…
RICHARD YOUNG: Well I'm sorry, Trip, but , my time is up, and
I’m going to have to go now. It's been nice talking to you.
TRIP: All right. In one of your cage rattling moments on the web
you said, "Accepting your Self as you are does not help anybody to
realize the non-self that they truly are", and by non-self you meant
small S, like non-personal self that they truly are.
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