Third Eyrops are intended for open-minded adults.

Now administering the Third Eyed Drops. What is up my wonder dippers? Thank you so very much for doing the necessary keyboard moodras and curiosity asinas to receive this transmission. Tis my true, true pleasure to create it. So I've made some

proclamations over the past few weeks about this odd stretch of time that we're currently in.

Hopefully none that will in the future seem silly, but I've tried to keep them a little less ironclad than some of the stuff I've been seeing out there.

On that note, I think a lot of people would look a lot less pie-faced in a few

months from now if they'd just admit that they're not sure what the hell is going on or where we're headed and I think that's

intensely true both on the mainstream side and of course the conspiracy sides of the conversation.

But anyway another element of this whole thing that I think is worth diving into is fear.

But not in the way that you're probably expecting.

Not the whole fear, the the pointless waste of time, kind of rant, which in some cases it absolutely is.

In some cases, it's a total illusion. But here I don't think that's the case I think this is a

scary time but I also think that this flavor of fear is a sort of invitation to be courageous.

And I know that that sounds real cheesy, but I think it's true. And a lot of us are not treating it like an invitation. I think we're mistaking it for a pastime as some sort of perverse entertainment.

You notice that, you notice how so many people are looking at death counts,

like it's the price of Bitcoin or the Dow or something where they almost

can't wait to see where it's at today. It's a pretty fucked up way to interface with or probably more accurately cope with this

phenomenon.

So as I said I think we can play an active role.

I think we can use this as an invitation to courage.

We can wield this scary energy as if it's a weapon, a demon-slaying blade.

As in there is a key moment in the hero's journey, in the sort of rising action where the hero does what's called

seizing the sword. You know the most obvious example would be when Luke gets his

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