Now administering third eye drops. What were they studying? It was really what happens. I was like, okay well D'NT itself itself it's going to be like wildly metaphysical and full of entities and it was that absolutely it was all those things but there was always a mix of personal stuff and metaphysical but it's certainly the first couple were very like you got to work on

before you get to see aliens was kind of the message. The message was actually like you can go to

hyperspace but you got to take your baggage with you and your

baggage just needs packing in a different way you know it's very powerful.

Welcome back to the transmission my friends and I am aware it is something of a

grandiose thing to ask big questions about life's meaning and even bigger ontological

throbbers like, what is the point of humanity at large? What are we? What exactly are we doing here? How do we fit in the metaphysical hierarchy if that's even a thing?

Still obviously I can't help but ask such questions for whatever reason I'm compelled to do it and I do think

that it's important to investigate to study to talk about these things come to some sort of

intellectual understanding for yourself.

But that said, intellectualizing only goes so far.

At some point, you must attempt to look, visit the luminous, terrifying, fractal frontier for yourself.

At least that's how I feel, at least that's what feels genuine to me and that's where my friend Alexander

Biner comes in and that's one of the many reasons I've come to love this guy

because he really does it he really does the work and he does all of the above. He

investigates to the highest intellectual level he's capable and that enables him to bring back really unique insights from these

Frontiers of consciousness. He's also the author of a truly fantastic book, The Bigger Picture, He's co-founder of Rebel Wisdom, which was one of my favorite

podcasts when they were active, and he was one of the very few participants in one of the most insane academic studies to ever occur at Imperial College London

where they subjected a few volunteers to extended state DMT, which is, if you're not aware, one of the most psychoactive

substances on the planet with all kinds of mind-blowing, impossible fully explain phenomena associated with it.

He's also the executive director of Breaking Convention.

So yeah, this guy is going where few people have gone is doing what few have done and he's also a top-notch

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