Third eye drops are intended for open-minded adults.

Now administering the Third Third eye drops. Hey friends. Thanks for coming back. It is a delight to be back with you again.

But I'm going to have to issue a fairly serious rant alert right now.

This is it, fellas and gentle ladies, this is the serious topic alert system.

This is your last chance to exchange this guerrilla ontology-filled media vessel for a more light-hearted one. I promise I will never use this

effect again. But anyway, this is a topic that I've been thinking a lot about for quite some time and

even more intensely lately since the conversation in this show.

So I'm going to let it fly.

One of the biggest everyday travesties of the

paradigm we're all fumbling around within is the way that we think of ourselves

and our consciousness. We are not brought up being taught that we are walking, talking manifestations of raw perfect unshaped

consciousness and that there are tools to access that and shape that. Instead we mistakenly label ourselves as our collective

experiences and actions, our physical body, our grades, our salary, whatever. And on some level, I think we all know that we are not those things,

that those things are just a construct.

But we don't have the tools to deal with that.

And the main tool is meditation,

because it allows us to identify those things.

It allows us to see our habituations, our neuroses, and the

thought noise for what it is. And it's a huge misconception. It doesn't take years

either. You start to see these things on the first try, really.

That said, of course, there are levels when you get beyond the squirmy-wermi-be beginner discomfort,

and you start to settle in and just enjoy the experience of sitting.

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