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Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
So I think the Middle-Way just felt like if I like this place where I
could definitely be Scott, but Scott felt like, or Scott feels like, not
the way that it used to feel, it feels much lighter. Like I love the
Buddhist expression like the moon reflects on water, it's not the
same sense of Scott that I had before, but yet I don't have to push
away those thoughts, I don't have to sit in moments where I don't
think about myself or think of my story because even when it
appears it doesn't destroy the freedom. That's what I tell the
Middle-Way, I hope that's not too convoluted but that’s how it
showed up for me, it just started making a lot of sense. Another
way of saying, it's just balance, I mean it's a way of cherishing all
the viewpoints and insights but not really having some fixed way
of knowing myself or knowing reality, and remaining open and
free of fixed views about things in life.
TRIP: That's very useful because all of us who've had a profound
spiritual experience immediately grasp the fact that this ego, I,
that we had thought was so solid and so who we are before, we get
the grip on that, but then we tend to jump over into the
nothingness camp there for a while. And we get really taken by
nothing, and we often go down a road where we forget that it's not
just about nothing [Laughs].
SCOTT KILOBY: Right.
TRIP: So, when I read your book, Living Realization, which is
your e-Book, and by the way is that free or is there a charge for the
e-book?
SCOTT KILOBY: its $14.99, it's only downloadable as an e-book
right now at www.livingrealization.org , that's how it's available
right now.
TRIP: Okay. I could not skip over any part of that book, I mean, I
would have liked to, I had a lot of reading to do, but it is so packed
full of juicy wonderful stuff I just… , I've read 15 books in the last
15 weeks, and there was nothing in there that I didn't think was
useful or wonderful. It was one of the most enlightening books
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