Third eye drops are intended for open-minded adults.

Now administering third eye drops. Wisdom stands on its own. It does not struggle. Yes, it can be magnified when it flows from a skillful mouth.

And that's a lot of fun to get whisked away by, but I think it's important to recognize that if we

venerate the mouth too much and not the wisdom itself, we're really falling into an ego-worshipping pit of self-delusion that declaws us

of our own innate knowledge and personal sovereignty.

There are several examples of people who got this mostly right of course

whether we're talking about ancient teachers like Lautzu or Plato or more contemporary thinkers like Robert Anton Wilson, Terence McKenna,

or even the Dalai Lama whose followers revere him of, as a living Buddha, all uniformly would regularly

reject their status as anything more than flawed beings.

Great example, if you haven't yet, check out the interview that the Dalai Lama did on last week tonight with John Oliver. It is unbelievably sweet. Anyway, this concept is one of the many things that I truly

appreciate about this panel that I had the privilege of taking part in about a

week back at the Mindwave LA event.

All of these guys are the same.

They would never claim to be anything other than flawed humans.

Yet when they speak, people listen,

and for good reason, because they all really do,

as many of you already know,

have some truly fantastic perspective. They have a way of shining a light on angles of the

human condition that you knew were there but just never quite saw so vividly or

with such novelty. And in case you are not already

familiar with these beautiful humans, they've all actually appeared on third

eye drops before so check out their respective

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