I’m sorry
I felt like he kinda admired my behavior and now I just surprised him, because when you change stacks the pattern of behavior change and you can be serious where you weren’t before or vice versa so there could be a little turbulence I guess. It’d be much mature to keep a fair balance than just getting too reactive. You can change your archetype and disappoint those who cling to a specific type of personality lol, yes there was some humor to it lol
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Saint / Fire use both words in the copy. I’m guessing they did that for a reason. So tell me… are you calling me stupid, or Saint and Fire? Cause I can’t tell by your rant.
Yes, but it also means to make spiritually or ceremonially clean or free from evil. That’s why I said you were using the word “purify” loosely, because the Synergy and modules you suggested lean towards that definition of the word. The word “clean” as a verb isn’t associated with spirituality or evil. That’s why I said cleans is the better description. I’m talking about KB giving me clear skin after all, not the energy purification concepts you’re describing.
A rain gutter allows water to flow freely off a roof, but when leaves and debris build up, the water backs up because it can no longer drain properly. Sweeping the debris away clears the blockage, allowing the water to flow smoothly again. Sounds pretty similar to me.
When? Where?
I’m the emotional one?
Take these words home and think it through.
Moving on, back on topic.
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Not sure if anyone else has had this experience. I feel like Khan Black accelerated my maturity. Every run through also increased the level of self awareness and also forced introspection.
I’m wondering how it would affect internal arts like Taiji, Bagua, and Xingyi. Any practitioners here?
Also has anyone running this trained with any of Scott Meredith’s material, like the exercises in his books Juice or Infusion?
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I think so too. It mentions seeding patience and I believe discipline. That seems to be an ST2 thing as it builds up to ST3 and beyond. To handle that energy to transmute desire into physical manifestation. One can’t run around improperly managing that energy.
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Yes, it would be great to know if it’s close or months away. I have a custom ready to order, but it has KB St4, so I will wait for an answer 
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I’m also planning a KB major name-embedded and have been holding off hoping that a new version will soon be out.
On another note - @Fire - I have run KB all in all for over 2 years and have had amazing results - most of it on stage 4. Right now I have two new ZPU-customs (a Limitless/Executive and E:Reforged/Inner Circle - both with “only” 10 modules). I am planning to run micro loops of KB alongside them, and I’m considering whether to do the name embedded KB-custom with st.3 or st4. The reason of doing st. 3 would of course be to decrease overall density of stack. Can you say anything about how much less dense st 3 is compared to st 4, and what I would be missing by going from st. 4 to st. 3? My thought is that st. 4 includes a lot of clearing and building from st. 1 and 2 which I may not need anymore since I’ve been on KB for so long and have done so many clearing/building practices.
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For what it’s worth, there are subtle differences between the word roots, even if the Old English meanings seem to define the one by the other nowadays. Putting aside the Sanskrit root pu- the term itself in Latin and other proposed origins means unmixed, unalloyed, singular etc. On the other hand, clean comes from roots meaning to shine or gleam, or alternatively to be small/fine as opposed to coarse, ie to be subtle. The connotation is not immediately obvious, but when you clean something, when you polish it to make it shine, you’re changing the surface from coarse to subtle.
So we really are talking about two different meanings: removing coarseness or refining, and removing impurities.
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