Now administering third-eyed drops.

Greetings friends, Michael Philip here.

I hope your wonder nuggets are well-tosted and if not, we shall get them to the right temperature

because two weeks in a row, one of my favorite juxtapositions or I guess spectrums is featured

that tango between the divine child and the time-wacing ADD Peter Pan energy.

That tension between what could be called the divine child and the never growing up do nothing.

And I love it because within that spectrum you have both the human mind and its most godly

and its most impotent.

I've said this quote on the show before, but it's so stellar and applicable that I have to do it again.

And this is it.

Man is most nearly himself when he achieves the seriousness of a child at play.

That quote is by the great presacratic philosopher, Heraclitus.

And I do believe it.

I do believe the person that harmonizes play and profundity more than anyone else has it

in the medicines figured out that act of merging your personal genius with your child like energy.

It's like squaring the circle.

Those that manage to do it are the people that seem to really excel and thrive.

For me, that's exactly what third eye drops is at least attempting to be an outlet for.

And if you really consider that quote from Heraclitus, again, man is most nearly himself

when he achieves the seriousness of a child at play.

If you bring yourself to the essence of that statement, you're going to find deep levels of truth

for several reasons.

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