Third eye drops are intended for open-minded adults.

Now administering the Third Third eye drops. Welcome back to Third Eidrops and thank you for once again entangling your consciousness with my own.

As you know, this conversational coven we've got going here or podcast if you like features conversations with all sorts of

fascinating accomplished creative human beings that continually inspire me

and blow me away with their knowledge.

And this week's trialogue between Michael Garfield, Shane Moss and myself was an absolute blast.

It definitely got my wonder gland frothing up really nicely.

I also think there are more smiles per minute in this cast than any other show I've done up to

this point, so it was an utter delight. But the thing I've really been pondering

ever since this conversation is the mind's constant need for novelty. We chase anything that shines and engage with it for

however long it holds our attention and then we get sick of it and we move on.

And in some way that's a good thing I guess because it's that desire that pushes things

collectively forward and keeps us on our ever evolving recursive quest toward refinement,

improvement and engagement that's really led to an era of

instant access and an unending stream of constant tailored entertainment that we are currently being inundated

with.

But I think it's incredibly important to balance that Yang with its respective Yin, which is the place that you go when your mind is still, the place you get via meditation or sensory deprivation,

it's the place of slower brain waves and deep integration

with yourself and your own nature.

If you spend all of your time running away from that primordial place,

you're going to become an incredibly shallow, lopsided being

who's primarily concerned with not being bored.

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