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where he worked as a bartender. It lasted for '3, 4 weeks', ended | where he worked as a bartender. It lasted for '3, 4 weeks', ended | ||
Larry did not know why. Larry was distraught, told her that he had | Larry did not know why. Larry was distraught, told her that he had | ||
given her his 'love feather'<ref>allegedly an image borrowed from | given her his 'love feather',<ref>allegedly an image borrowed from | ||
Native Americans - I find no evidence of this</ref> | Native Americans - I find no evidence of this</ref> didn't know if he | ||
had another. She married soon afterwards, later divorced, teaches | had another. She married soon afterwards, later divorced, teaches | ||
acting at Rutgers and has 2 grown daughters. That was the last time | acting at Rutgers and has 2 grown daughters. That was the last time | ||
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36:10: Kristine McKenna talks about bad relationships, mentions one of | 36:10: Kristine McKenna talks about bad relationships, mentions one of | ||
hers. She draws a parallel between romantic love and extreme | hers. She draws a parallel between romantic love and extreme | ||
performance art. She tells of Chris Burden, the performance artist | performance art. She tells of [[Wikipedia:Chris Burden|Chris Burden]], the performance artist | ||
who had himself shot, crucified on a Volkswagen, sealed in a box for 3 | who had himself shot, crucified on a Volkswagen, sealed in a box for 3 | ||
days | days, then the | ||
Viennese Actionists | [[Wikipedia:Viennese Actionism|Viennese Actionists]], one of whom cut | ||
off slices of his penis.<ref>These are unpleasant to read about.</ref> | off slices of his penis.<ref>These are unpleasant to read about.</ref><ref name=karma6>originally aired in [[Karma (Part 6)]]</ref> | ||
<ref name=karma6>originally aired in [[Karma (Part 6)]]</ref> | |||
39:20: Jack Kornfield tells of a woman whose husband had died. | 39:20: Jack Kornfield tells of a woman whose husband had died. | ||
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58:10: Joe talks about love, that pop songs are about love, | 58:10: Joe talks about love, that pop songs are about love, | ||
never about business affairs or unpleasant family matters. | never about business affairs or unpleasant family matters.<ref name=karma6 /> | ||
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