Third eye drops are intended for open-minded adults.

Now administering the third eye drops. Welcome, welcome to the Wonder Dip, my friends, and I am so thrilled about this one.

I can't wait to spray it upon your neurons because we've got some hours behind us at this point 200 plus

podcasts but I've got to say that this mine melt, this particular one, might have the most potent moments of pure synthesis and resonance that I can remember, because there were numerous times that I felt like Dr Edo Cohen was just enhancing and nourishing and reinforcing my amazement for ideas that I already was pretty

intensely fond of. One instance in particular actually that really pops through is our collective.

And when I say our, I mean an hour that wraps around people interested in what can be loosey-goosey realms like

spirituality philosophy and wellness. Folks of our ilk, I think it would be safe to say.

We have this tendency to get bogged down in terminology and categorization, and then that leads to a in-kind diminishment of felt palpable

contextualized experience. The real stuff, When we have this tendency to zoom in on and get carried

away with nomenclature, I really think this is what leads to all of the cliche pitfalls, the spiritual bypassing, using filler words as proxies

for real experience.

And I don't know why we do this. Maybe it's due to convenience. Maybe it's due to the fact that there's a certain

opacity to the mind. I don't know what you mean when you say something. You don know what I mean so we waste a bunch of time

throwing words back and forth. It could be as innocent as that I think. Or maybe it's because we've never really focused on that internal sort of knowing. We've spent a lot of time focusing on the K type of knowing and not the G type of knowing in a Gnostic sense.

And I think this is such a pernicious phenomenon because this can lead to all kinds of delusions.

I guess I just mentioned some, but also definitely spiritual materialism,

predatory hierarchy, and plenty of other hairy warts that none of us need on our souls.

So it was really fantastic to dig through all of that with Dr Edo Cohen and so much more,

particularly a lot of youngian concepts, like what it really means to do some of these nebulous things we always

here thrown around like work on your shadow, individuate, integrate, what do these

things actually mean? How do you actually do them?

As well as why it's so important to be ready to commit an act of rebellion if we truly want to work on ourselves in a serious capacity.

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