Conversations with Avant-garde Sages - The Wizard LLC

Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
been at this for about five years, for a while this eluded me. But
you say, "To realize the Truth of one's self, one must ask questions
from the point of view of the nondual". Why and how is that true?
ROBERT WOLFE: Well one of the things I think that it's possible
to do is to come at this matter as an experiment, in other words
you can consider the possibility that the actuality of our existence
is that there is no separation, no division in Truth, all of the
separations and divisions are mind-made, manmade. So you can
take that as a proposition that there is no division, no separation
in Truth, and apply that to what arises in your daily experience.
And look at things from the standpoint of there being this one
unbroken movement, and see if that doesn't have an effect on how
life is lived, and how it's perceived.
So basically I think you can just experiment with that if you want,
and see how that relates to the so-called difficulties and problems
that arise in life, are these difficulties and problems the
consequence of our seeing things from a dualistic perspective?
And then if we switch our perspective and see things from a
nondual perspective, what becomes of those problems and
difficulties.
So I think even from an experimental standpoint, you can
approach this matter.
TRIP: Agreed.
WIZARD: So from that point of view, then lineages and things of
that nature are of the mind.
ROBERT WOLFE: Everything is of the mind.
WIZARD: Yes.
TRIP: We often speak of being on a spiritual path, I've often
spoken about that person's on a spiritual path, or I'm on a spiritual
path. But there is no path, is there?
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