Conversations with Avant-garde Sages - The Wizard LLC

Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
RUPERT: Oh, yes, yes, hi Shaya.
TRIP: Okay, she says, “Hello Rupert. Isn’t it such a Mystery that
that which moves us from living as a separate person whose
actions and thoughts apparently come from a seamless
consequence of previous events and conditioning, to a being who
seemingly rests knowingly as a universal Being, unlimited and this
recognition that everyone and everything else is this unlimited
consciousness as well. Such a Mystery is it not? With love,
Shaya.” [Laughs] Thank you Shaya for that sharing. Well, I’ve got
some…
RUPERT: Thank you Shaya.
TRIP: I’ll jump around here. A couple more things, I got tons of
things. I haven’t even gotten into my real questions here yet but,
maybe we can--I’ll ask you to respond to these quickly because I
have about 10 or 15 quick items I wanted to ask you, if you don’t
mind.
RUPERT: Okay.
TRIP: Okay? Let’s just start with…
RUPERT: Quick response. As you’ve discovered I’m not myself
but I--even though…
TRIP: I’m a burner. I go to the Burning Man event out in Nevada.
And it really is an inspiring event. And one of the things that make
it a sacred event, a pilgrimage, is the art. And I see that you’ve
spent an entire hour on the topic of what is the nature of sacred
art. What is the nature of sacred art?
RUPERT: The nature of sacred art. That it’s an art; we mean an
object, something that is made. That the nature of that object is to
transmit directly a taste of art through nature what the reality of
our experience, what Cezanne called nature’s eternity that which is
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