Richard Zen:
C C C:
[from McKenna's old blog]
They challenge every belief about yourself, others, objects and the world.
Cognitive therapy?
Not sure how you'd classify it. But the idea is that being a seeker is an identity that is clung to for fear of the unknown. Not a new idea, but all the great teachers include this theme in their work. Being a seeker is no different to being a money-grubbing Wall St banker. Both represent ego in full bloom. That's why someone might use the term addiction, Laurel. The term 'disease' makes it sound like something is happening to
you - there's no insight in 'insight disease'... just more of the same old, same old.