Conversations with Avant-garde Sages - The Wizard LLC

Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
SCOTT KILOBY: Absolutely.
TRIP: And I bet you have all kinds of wonderful friends, and
beautiful other things going in your life, and doesn't it almost
seem beyond a random series of events that happened to you?
Doesn't it almost take on a consistent feeling, and isn't that easy to
attach to as more than just a story, but rather… I don't know.
WIZARD: Like Forest Gump, Forest Gump said I'm not smart, but
I know what love is.
SCOTT KILOBY: Yes. Well when you get to that level, it's quite a
Mystery and I don't even really contemplate it on that level,
because for me nonduality was not that I came to an
understanding of how the universe works, it was all about
experience to me. I mean, when I got deeply into the experience, it
just seemed like something opened up so that the freedom to live
in this Mystery and to watch it unfold, without believing that I
know what's going on, that's what happened for me. So I'm so
open to all sorts of stories about how the universe works, and the
Mystery, and the magic of it all, I think it's just beautiful.
I can just say that from my… often what people are surprised when
they talk to me, is that I didn't figure out how it really is, I simply
looked into my experience and found that I couldn't find any
separation, and when I couldn't find any separation, a lot of
egostential confusion, and angst, and separation just simply
relieved itself so that I could just be and enjoy this Mystery. But it
didn't download information to me that now how it all really
works, if anything I just got dumber, in the dumbness I was able to
experience and enjoy my life much more. I was able to stop
clinging to all the viewpoints that say, I know how it really is and
simply be in my experience more.
WIZARD: You put a capital M on that Mystery.
SCOTT KILOBY: Yes.
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