I am. Ya, man.

Ok. Let's all smoke a big fatty and do Ken's exercizes...

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Permalink Reply by kelamuni on August 3, 2011 at 3:10pm
I have been wondering for some time now why I recognize certain features of Ken's behaviour. Now I know what it is: Ken sounds, and looks, like he has asthma. Those short, forced inhalations, when you can see his turtle neck straining to take in oxygen. Some kind of pranic difficulty at work here, stemming, I would imagine, from some deep seated fear, or primal sense of insecurity. Loads of Reichian armour.
Permalink Reply by Balder on August 3, 2011 at 3:26pm
Ken Wilber has REDD, which is a disease which attacks the mitochondria in his cells.  From the descriptions I've heard, the damage REDD causes to the mitochondria leads to lack of oxygen in the cells and a pervasive feeling of suffocation.
Permalink Reply by kelamuni on August 5, 2011 at 12:09am

that sucks. poor kenny.

 

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