Now administering third eye drops. You're absolutely right that and I've always said this to my students but I can understand the concept of the shadow intellectually.

It's not a really difficult concept to think about.

But in order to embody it, in order to know what it means

to recognize your shadow, to catch yourself in that moment when that emotional trigger just touches you and you know, you know, you know, you know, you know, you're about to give in and absolutely explode.

Can you in that moment,

almost step outside yourself, stop yourself,

and really kind of break down the consequences?

Is this the right moment for the release of that shadow projection?

Can I do this a different way? What are the consequences? What environment am I in?

And is this the most opportune moment to allow for that particular release?

Sometimes yes, sometimes no.

Welcome back to the transmission, my friends.

It is not breaking news.

It is not hidden wisdom that one of my biggest philosophical influences

is the late mythopoeetic sage psychiatrist Dr. Carl Jung.

seasoned wonder dippers will know that I've dabbled, I have babbled for dozens,

probably hundreds of hours on recording

and topics.

But that said, I'm not sure I've had an actual scholar

of Jung in the mind meld before. Many therapists and psychologists, but I don't think a real scholar.

And I am so glad that Dr. Kevin Liu is filling that void my friends because not only is he incredibly

knowledgeable and insightful on that topic we have a strange amount in common we're

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