The Craziest Thing That Ever Happened to Me, or, Existential Kink and My Shadow
I feel awkward about writing this, because the truth is that if someone else had written it, I wouldn’t believe anything they said. I’m generally a guy who doesn’t believe in magic or magical-seeming things. I’m a mechanistically-minded person. I certainly do not believe, in general, that people can achieve instant global changes in their consciousness through reading weirdly-titled spiritual self-help books written in a funky feminine vernacular.
I feel awkward about writing this, because the truth is that if someone else had written it, I wouldn’t believe anything they said. I’m generally a guy who doesn’t believe in magic or magical-seeming things. I’m a mechanistically-minded person. I certainly do not believe, in general, that people can achieve instant global changes in their consciousness through reading weirdly-titled spiritual self-help books written in a funky feminine vernacular. But here I am, with a task I do not relish. Realism is not the order of the day. I’m writing to you about how I did one meditation exercise from…
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