Now administering third-eyed drops.

We're all kind of doing in seeking a pain-free existence, but this is absurdity.

If I'm in a situation where there is no pain-free option, which is the more powerful pain,

meaning what is the pain that delivers me, the greater transformation, the deeper satisfaction,

the more vitality? Everyone seems to understand this on the physical health side.

No one's like, you know what I really want to get stronger? So what I'm going to do is I'm going to

avoid the gym. I'm going to avoid walking in my neighborhood. I'm going to eat a lot of hot

cheetos, okay? If you want to get more emotionally powerful and by emotionally powerful,

I mean you want to feel more at ease in your own flesh. You want to feel more satisfied. You want

deeper intimacy. You want greater self-confidence. You have to start carrying more of an emotional

load, becoming more authentic, more expressed, more honest, hurts. Welcome back to the transmission

my friends, and I have to say I have discovered one of my new favorite things, and it is when I am

speaking with an expert on a certain topic, and we reach this place of what I would call

complementary mystery, where we encounter something too big to be captured by that expertise,

yet somehow that mystery is complementary to their expertise. It's a mystery that's like the

pulsating nexus of truth that underpins all disciplines, yet transcends all disciplines at

the same time. Of course, not all experts are comfortable with this. Many of them try to gaslight

you into thinking it doesn't exist, or they try to explain it away themselves. Point being,

though, I think it's a really special magical moment when you're able to intellectually rub

up against whatever that unspeakable mystery is, and I know that this is very vague, but worry not,

because it will all come clear, or at least, however clear something unspeakable can become. But point

being, I think we get there several times in this lovely fiery mind meld with neuropsychologist

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