Third eye drops are intended for open-minded adults.

Now administering the third eye drops. Intuition is the language of Des Moines.

Intuition is the language of destiny is a phrase that if I'm honest

would probably give me a solid case of the rolly eyes if I heard it out of context.

I can easily imagine it being right at home in papyrus font on some contrived meme featuring a smattering of other

crystalline new a. G. Mill you but nonetheless it is a phrase and an idea that's been rattling around my

nagging since this lovely mine meld and it actually gets pretty chewy upon further investigation.

So let's look a little deeper into that.

More specifically, why is it that we have this innate sense of

aesthetic bias, for instance? Why is it that we're drawn to certain art, ideas, philosophies, what

compels us to go deeper into those things? Yes, you could conjure up mundane reasons for all of the above

but there's something about our personal tapestries that I think is mysterious, that I think evades reductionist

explanations because it is so singular in every case. What appeals to me

will never appeal exactly to somebody else in an identical way.

And the fact that there is this unique alchemy of experience roiling around inside of every individual that can then

flow out back into the world and fulfill that person while inspiring others.

That is a special human beauty that you can only achieve when you do follow your own unique thread of aesthetic drive of intuition.

And I do think that whatever that unique thing is could be called a sort of destiny.

Maybe it doesn't stem from anywhere except our own imagination and psychology.

But for whatever reason, it does seem that we are subjectively

more satisfied as individuals when we do pursue

said unique inclinations.

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