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Ku-Chē: The Way of Being
Ku-Chē: The Way of Being
Ku-Chē: The Way of Being
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Ku-Chē: The Way of Being long forbidden to be written or spoken and thought lost, the Ku-Chē is now available for the first time in contemporary English. Additional teachings and other supplemental materials are included to enhance the study of this new discovery of a timeless treasure.
Ku-Chē: The Way of Being is parody of ancient wisdom literature.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateMar 18, 2013
ISBN9781301378814
Ku-Chē: The Way of Being
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Beth Fairchild

Beth Fairchild lives on an island in the Salish Sea in northwest Washington. Much of her writing is inspired by her personal journey of being born intersexed (or Tu-N-Won in the Wa-Ch’a language), raised and lived as male and now living joyfully as the amazing woman that she truly is. Her poems have appeared in Your Hands, Your Mouth, a local poetry magazine, and in her two chap books: You Got WHAT Stuck WHERE? and Soul Dust. Beth has performed her poems at Bellingham’s poetrynight and Ladyfest.

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    Ku-Chē - Beth Fairchild

    Ku-Chē

    Table of Contents

    Introduction

    Chapter 1

    Chapter 2

    Chapter 3

    Chapter 4

    Chapter 5

    Chapter 6

    Chapter 7

    Chapter 8

    Chapter 9

    Chapter 10

    Chapter 11

    Chapter 12

    Chapter 13

    Chapter 14

    Chapter 15

    Chapter 16

    Chapter 17

    Ku-Chē Text without commentary

    The Way of Bee-ing: A Fable

    Yz-Wons of the Ku-Chē

    Abridged Over Troubled Waters Wa-Ch’anese Dictionary

    Author

    Ku-Chē

    The Way of Being

    Translation from the Wa-Ch’a language with commentaries

    Beth Fairchild

    Copyright 2013 by Beth Fairchild All Rights Reserved

    Published by Salmakis’ Spring Press at Smashwords.

    Salmakis’ Spring Press

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    Email beth.sspress@gmail.com

    Cover image A New Path photo by Jurvetson(flickr)

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    Wa-Zit image by Beth Fairchild

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    WARNING

    Sending or forwarding an email or electronic message that contains any part of this copyrighted material is an ACT OF PIRACY and is AGAINST THE LAW. While it is true, we no longer hang pirates by their scrawny thieving little necks, it is equally true that intellectual PIRATES will be hunted down and forced to listen to a recording played backwards of an Elvis impersonator singing gospel rap in Esperanto until they confess the error of their way and promise never ever to do it again (no fair crossing your fingers). On the other hand (the one that doesn’t have a hook), a person who contacts the publisher and seeks permission BEFORE (that’s what prior means) copying or forwarding any part of this copyrighted material, will not only avoid punishment, but may also receive A MULTITUDE OF BLESSINGS from the Freedom Of The Press Fairies.

    NOTICE

    This is ENTIRELY a work of FICTION. The Ku-Chē: The Way of Being has never existed in any form other than as pure invention of its author, Beth Fairchild. Other than the author, none of the persons mentioned in the text have ever existed in any dimension of this or any other universe.

    This work is a parody; therefore, it should not be taken seriously nor used to create, support, or denigrate any religious, spiritual, or philosophical belief or organization.

    DEDICATION

    For Yur-Plā-Z’r and for S. A.

    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

    My profound gratitude to Shira Nahari for her friendship and editorial assistance.

    DISCLOSURE

    COMMON USES: When used in accordance with the enclosed instructions (see INTRODUCTION) many readers may experience a temporary measure of relief from rigor mortis religitosis, aura boredomitis, or Post-Dogmatic Stress Disorder (P.D.S.D.),

    POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECTS: Some readers may, in addition to or in place of the intended relief, experience certain side effects (acute or chronic) of, but not limited to: cerebral processing arrhythmia (or thought stimulation), systematic neonization of one’s charkas ranging from inspiration to insight, and/or perceptual alteration and realignment.

    In some advanced cases of rigor mortis religitosis a pain in the neck or buttocks may develop, or the nose may get bent out of joint, and—in extreme cases—nausea, vomiting and denial may be exhibited. If these occur seek immediate assistance of a competent healthcare professional of your choosing and covered by your insurance plan. Currently the most effective treatment option involves an aggressive removal of hardened objects lodged in the rectum.

    Nothing in this book shall be construed as giving medical, legal, financial, astrological advice and/or directions back to the freeway.

    Introduction

    Acquisition of the Ku-Chē

    Grandma Bertie peeled my three year old face from the front window pane. As Grandma slowly backed me away, I stared through the wet eye holes in my face-print, focusing on the blurred figure that had been my mother

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