Third eye drops are intended for open-minded adults.

Now administering the third eye drops. Greetings and it is so lovely to dip into the wonder well with you all again my fellow

sentient sacks of Stardust And because I know that you are all meaning-making,

epiphany-craving an amnesis wranglers like I am, I've got to relay this to you. I know I have to share even a whiff of a perspective, sating, metaphysical novelty nugget.

And I think I might be on the trail of just that.

I think I might have some ontological breaking news. that I have been

I think I might have some ontological breaking news can we got to cue that up

this Justin I have been ingesting a lot of James Hillman's work and he has quickly ascended to the level of maximum sagehood in my mind, in my pantheon of

luminaries because he is like one part Carl Young, one part Joseph Campbell, one part

Plato, and one part totally unique. And if you're not familiar with Hillman he was a psychologist of really

academically seasoned fella he was also at one time the director of the

Young Institute in Zurich.

So he was highly influenced by Young,

but in some ways he went even further than Young.

In particular, he contended that archetypal forces could be thought of as actual gods

that they might play a incredibly massive formative role in defining the human

psyche what he calls archive which is quote the deepest patterns of psychic functioning,

the fundamental fantasies that animate all of life.

So this is like a new level of bowing to myth in mystery, at least the way that I read it, is that we are the result of archetypal myths rather than myths being the result of us, the idea

that the gods are mental, and not that they're just in our heads, these concepts in our heads, but that

they're real and that they are beings that are mental in nature.

And it's a lot to ponder, my friends.

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