True cause of Bruce Lee death?

[zak]

What are the G's for accumulators ?

Sorry, "he used all the water before the barrel fills again" just reminded me of G's accumulators idea. It's mentioned here:

http://cassiopaea.org/forum/index.php/topic,27133.msg330128.html#msg330128

G for Gurdjieff,

, i understand now, i took the "wrong" "rolls".
No what i wanted to say in this context is more about the "chi".

 

[Buddy]

As for me, I can accept the official cause of death because no reason to believe or suspect otherwise right now, thus no interest in asking the question of anyone else. My view on any mystery clouding any facts around his passing is rather mundane: he seemed driven to attain high levels of control over his body and mastery in his art. It would have been counter-productive to his media image for the public to think he was being beaten from within, because after all, he was a 'superman' of sorts.

He might have not even wanted to know if he had any really serious or permanent condition that would eventually deteriorate his health and abilities or become fatal. And, if he did know, he might not have been too concerned about it:

"Like everyone else you want to learn the way to win, but never to accept the way to lose — to accept defeat. To learn to die is to be liberated from it. So when tomorrow comes you must free your ambitious mind and learn the art of dying!" ~Bruce Lee

Source: _https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Bruce_Lee

...which might be consistent with Gurdjieff's "last hour of life" deal.

At any rate, wisdom and love seem inseparable and judging by quotes attributed to him as well as pictures and video of him in daily life, he embodied wisdom he gained from others and had his own as well and certainly seemed to have love for others.

 

[zak]

As for me, I can accept the official cause of death because no reason to believe or suspect otherwise right now, thus no interest in asking the question of anyone else. My view on any mystery clouding any facts around his passing is rather mundane: he seemed driven to attain high levels of control over his body and mastery in his art. It would have been counter-productive to his media image for the public to think he was being beaten from within, because after all, he was a 'superman' of sorts.

He might have not even wanted to know if he had any really serious or permanent condition that would eventually deteriorate his health and abilities or become fatal. And, if he did know, he might not have been too concerned about it:

"Like everyone else you want to learn the way to win, but never to accept the way to lose — to accept defeat. To learn to die is to be liberated from it. So when tomorrow comes you must free your ambitious mind and learn the art of dying!" ~Bruce Lee

Source: _https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Bruce_Lee

...which might be consistent with Gurdjieff's "last hour of life" deal.

At any rate, wisdom and love seem inseparable and judging by quotes attributed to him as well as pictures and video of him in daily life, he embodied wisdom he gained from others and had his own as well and certainly seemed to have love for others.

It's right, the sum here it's pretty clear, have more value than the parts.

 

[Kenny McCormick]

As for me, I can accept the official cause of death because no reason to believe or suspect otherwise right now,

As I mentioned - there is one detail - the hashish factor. As people like to believe, there are no victims of THC/hashish - Bruce Lee would be first victim.
And second clue - if he have been using so huge amounts of hashish, how could he control his body? This one detail spoils whole the official story, so it would be educative to learn more, especially there is very little known about his death.

 

[Bar Kochba]

And second clue - if he have been using so huge amounts of hashish, how could he control his body? This one detail spoils whole the official story, so it would be educative to learn more, especially there is very little known about his death.

The "official story" makes no mention of hashish. This is from the official Bruce Lee website (_http://www.brucelee.com/legacy):

"On July 20, 1973, Bruce had a minor headache. He was offered a prescription painkiller
called Equagesic. After taking the pill, he went to lie down and lapsed into a coma. He was unable
to be revived. Extensive forensic pathology was done to determine the cause of his death, which
was not immediately apparent. A nine-day coroner’s inquest was held with testimony given by
renowned pathologists flown in from around the world. The determination was that Bruce had a
hypersensitive reaction to an ingredient in the pain medication that caused a swelling of the fluid
on the brain, resulting in a coma and death."

Also, using hashish may not have been a hindrance to him with regards to controlling his body.

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[Kenny McCormick]

The information about hashish (and why it was hidden after his death) was found on another source:
_http://bruceleefansite.com/bruce-lee-death.html