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The eye that stays shut so the other two can finally see something.

means An inner faculty of insight, intuition, or heightened spiritual awareness, imagined as an unseen eye in the middle of the forehead.

from Rooted in Hindu and Buddhist traditions, where it corresponds to the ajna chakra, a point between the eyebrows linked to inner vision and enlightenment — sometimes pictured literally, as in depictions of Shiva's third eye. The phrase entered English through 19th and 20th-century interest in Theosophy and Eastern philosophy, then spread into New Age and pop-psychology use to mean any flash of intuitive or 'beyond the physical' perception.

actual biology
Pineal gland, a light-sensing relic from your reptile ancestors
descartes thought
He called the pineal gland the seat of the soul
chakra rank
Sixth of seven, seated between the eyebrows
practical use
Mostly for looking smug during meditation apps
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