Brother Sage’s UT Book
Dear Brother Sage,
Can you tell us a bit more about what it was like writing the book? What can we expect when we read it? How is it different from other UT books?
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@BrotherSage going to check if this @Nickname feature works LOL 🙂
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thnx for being here and testing 🙂
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I’ve never mentioned it (my UT) to anyone. I read about it a few years ago and, wanting a long healthy life, decided to try. A book I downloaded and read gave countless case histories and, since I’ve long been skeptical of big pharma, big medicine, big anything, in fact, and anecdotes mean someone actually benefited, I figured why not? But the culture I’m surrounded by is heavily invested by main-stream “orthodox” thinking and beliefs. I have no positive knowledge that what’s good for me is good for anyone else, nor does absence of negative effects prove positive benefits for myself. Hence, who am I to risk ridicule and massive efforts to get me to be like everyone else when I have no proof (yet) that my life will be very long and free from illness? Maybe in half a century or so I’ll be more likely to share the practice. Meanwhile, I’ll learn what I can of other’s experiences on the quiet.