Now administering third eye drops. There's something in Plato and he's very explicit about it where you realizes it beyond our rational explanation of things, there's a deeper understanding

that can never be explained but can only be experienced. And once you've experienced it,

then you hear all and look at all of these rational explanations

and you can read them from a different point of view.

Because you're not outside looking in, but you're inside seeing how those discourses express who you really are.

I think today our culture needs to feel a sense of meaning in life. Our religions are, they work for some people and it's

beautiful and I'm glad that it does work for some people. And science is basically

dominating the discourse and it's just information and what

Platonism is it's it's not about information it's about the sound of the soul

connecting to other souls and rationality is just a

vehicle through which that those deeper sounds are expressed.

Welcome back to the transmission, my friends.

What is it about ancient mysteries and esoteric secrets that we find so compelling?

I mean, on one hand, I think it's obvious we suspect that said

ancients you know fat air quotes around that phrase we suspect that they had some real connection to the mystery or to the

divine that we've now lost. I mean how is that idea not magnetic in a time where so many of us are just psycho-spiritually,

secretly parched. On the other hand though I really think that if 95% of us found

what we were looking for we wouldn't even really know what to do with it,

or we would be too afraid to follow that mystery because it would probably require doing

things way too disruptive, living a way of life that really

would not harmonize with modern obligations very well.

But there are ways to split the difference I think and that's

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