MM: It all becomes a bit
like a religion, doesn’t it?
KK: So much dogma
involved when you go
to that place. There’s no
gray in that. It’s so black
and white. For me I’m in
a totally different place. I
have done a lot of judging
in my life. I used to have a
lot of control issues over
my children. I speak a lot to
moms because this is like
how it used to be for me,
that it had to be this way
and I fought with everybody
around me who didn’t
agree. It was really, because
I was being a perfectionist.
So I take all these things
and I put them into the
foodstuff and into the
balance stuff and talk about
these emotions. We get to
be all the emotions and
the only way out of hell,
when you’re suffering, is to
accept where you are. If you
don’t accept that you’re sad
about something, or that
you’re beating yourself up
without judgment, you’re
not going to get out of hell.
AB: Yes, I like your opinions.