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Bryan Danielson: Pain is a perception

During the same interview, the American Dragon shared that he has an Ulnar Nerve Pain and mentioned that, according to him, pain is a perception.

“But the interesting thing, one of the things that… Um… And I don’t know if this is good or if this is bad but you come to see pain as perception. It’s just like a… It’s a perception. And especially like, for example, in meditation… So, I get a lot of Ulnar Nerve Pain, which is when you have, I think it’s C-67. When those are compressed like pain that comes down your… Down the back of your arm into your pinky and all that kind of stuff.

“And so when you’re sitting in meditation, that doesn’t go away. And you look and you go to examine what is that. What is that? And so I… We identify it as bad and negative. But those are also mental constructions of what it is. It’s just a signal that something is going on… So it’s like… So, when you look at it in that… And when I’ve started to see pain is that more and more as I’ve gotten older and that sort of thing. And I find it to be a very useful Paradigm as far as how I look at pain. Because it can also be like, ‘Okay, that means this needs to be fixed. Or it means this needs to be done differently,’ Or you know, all those different things… Yeah it’s a signal,” Bryan Danielson said.

Danielson recently returned to AEW and will be competing in the Anarchy in the Arena match at AEW Double or Nothing. Will Ospreay said he was thrilled with the match itself, but he was retiring the Storm Driver 91 move because of the injury to Danielson.

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