THE THREE-HEADED MAN ponders the marketing of spiritual ideas. He considers the ethics of marketing spirituality. Does it cheapen the journey? Selling ideas. Spiritual and religious stories that entice the imagination. Religious stories.

Where are memories stored? Are they packed in the body in the form of knots and nodes and pain? The muscles' memory.

THE THREE-HEADED MAN recollects their earliest childhood memory. Rembering the memories with a story.

THE THREE-HEADED MAN tries to understand the concept of recapitulation or they try to Gather lost energy...they consider their last hour of life.

Why is reviewing one's life useful? To Recapitulate ... their dashed hopes.

THE THREE-HEADED MAN wonders about comfort and comfortable clothing and comfort food and personal comfort and familiar comfortable things...and then, sacrificing it all -- sacrificing comfort.

THE THREE-HEADED MAN wonders about doing without stuff and things. Autsterity. This leads to pondering the meaning and use of sacrifice. He concludes by distinguishing between choosing to do without and being forced to do without.

THE THREE-HEADED MAN says that models are real. Models are representations. The model of the thing is the thing itself.

"As above, so below"

This week THE THREE-HEADED MAN discusses the tools of Imagination and Visualization. He ponders the relationship between the two concepts. In doing so, wonders about their use in reaching his life aims and goals. While Hans visualizes a Lamborghini, Jazzy recalls a story about Robert Anton Wilson's visualization of finding quarters on the city streets.

Are we limited by our imagination? What lies outside of the human imagination? We can visualize only what we can imagine.

Tricks and Tactics. THE THREE-HEADED MAN talk about rituals, procrastination, and perfection as he tries to maintain his daily practices.

THE THREE-HEADED MAN tries to see past his definitions, categories, and fears of women.

As the discussion continues, THE THREE-HEADED MAN confesses their fear of rejection; their questioning of traditional roles; and, the esoteric purposes of gender.

Do drummers think of harmony? What happens when someone who is out of tune doesn't know how they are out of tune?

THE THREE-HEADED MAN confesses that he feels out of tune with the world. They conclude by discussing the notions of resonace, shape-shifting, and role-playing.