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Now administering third-eye drops. This is what can only be called a special transmission, Wonder Dippers, because, well, there are a couple of prongs to the fantasticalness.

Prong one. This is a live conversation recorded at Whitma in New York.

From a couple of weeks back, just got my my hot little hands on it.

I don't know where that expression comes from. Why are the hands hot? Why are they little? I can't say but I already said it. But I hosted this panel

featuring several stupendous human beings. I'll introduce them shortly and

prong number two it revolves around one of my very

favorite topics in the Wonder Sphere the monomyth the hero's journey. It is very near and dear to my heart. I really think that when

Joseph Campbell put his finger on this map that he truly captured what it means to be a human

because it's a paradigm that allows for or I would actually say that it

requires infinite permutations or I would actually say that it requires

infinite permutations. In other words, there is a different version of it for every human.

Then within that version, there are infinite more fractal versions that play out in a daily

basis and to be able to capture that kind of dynamicism and any kind of conceptual system is a very special thing and what I

tried to do with this talk is display how the hero's journey plays out on the

human level.

Each of the panelists and I go through the sort of main quadrants of the cycle.

The call to adventure, the departure, the abyss, the return. And it worked out pretty beautifully, I think. And speaking of the panelists, they were all tremendously insightful and I'm so glad that they all have their

moments because that's one of my worst fears as a host or a panel moderator that they won't

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