
Future Eyes: The Inventor's Journal
by Brent Paul Pearson
We have created an invention that I believe will revolutionize the way people see. The invention is for the eyes. I have developed new glasses that have multifaceted lenses and I am calling them, Future Eyes. This is my invention.
The reason they are called Future Eyes is because they help one to see the future. I have also redefined the word future as a projected reality that hasn’t been observed yet, by the naked eye. This definition is quickly realized as being truthful when one wears the glasses and begins to see the imagination in effect influencing future realities.
For the sake of documentation I have decided to keep a record of the process of invention. This book is that record.
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I first came up with the idea an evening in late December, 2011, while in the bath with my friend Feather. She had crystals all around her bath tub and had been working with stained glass which she had scattered around her house. We lit candles and enjoyed looking at the flickering flames through crystals and colored prisms and got the idea to make glasses that created a similar effect. The very next day we visited a stained glass wholesale shop and purchased two circular center pieces that could fit into 2” bifocal frames which we, later that same afternoon, purchased from downtown Los Angeles’ fashion district.
Here is what our first prototype looks like:
These first glasses had lenses that contained 12 triangular bevels, and projected a repetition of 12 of everything, swirling around a center point where the focal point blended and flowered back outward into two mandalas, one for each eye. This visual performance was enhanced by light and was extremely beautiful at night when the evening was most electric, flashing with different colors of cars and signs, reflections.
2.
While wearing the glasses I’ve noticed that other people – who haven’t experienced them – are very quickly awestruck inside the visual experience. The process does need to be documented with film. The human mind is drifting away from the written word, now preferring a more sensory perception.
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Lately I’ve become very interested in swirling patterns, a vortex going in and out of a central point that leads to everywhere simultaneously.
(Image)This image contains a lot of information, especially when it’s colorful.
3.
I wish to reclaim the kaleidoscope from the realm of novelty because I’ve discovered that looking into a multifaceted lens gives more than a simple thrill but actually stimulates the ability to view into multiple dimensions, into the existing natural metaphysical aspects surrounding everyone at all times: to see through what is there into the isness of an object, beyond the object.
I’ve been keeping track of what people say when they first put on the glasses. Most recently a man, who happens to be a wonderful cook, said, “I really want to eat dessert in them.” I find this to be a great compliment. Another person who’s opinion I respect said, “I feel as if my head is about to explode.” I wasn’t offended in the slightest by this because I feel that the glasses are about mental expansion.
The rapper Vanilla Ice recently wore the glasses in front of me in a café in Los Angeles and he said, “I feel instantly enlightened.” This for some reason increased my respect for him as an individual. He also said, “These are probably highly illegal to drive in,” which is true although very amusing. This man represents the absurdity of capitalism when combined with aesthetics more so than perhaps any other musician in the history of the world as I know it. Meeting him in this way was a uniquely pleasurable experience.
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Many people have compared the sensation to being on drugs. A close friend of mine said, “It’s better than any acid trip I’ve ever had, and I’ve done a lot of acid.” One person compared it to psychedelic mushrooms, and said that they never have to do drugs again, while another person wanted to smoke DMT while wearing them. I can’t be certain which mind is more advanced of these two people, the person that can recognize the beauty from the natural state or who desires a more extreme set of circumstances. A more complex beauty is not exactly superior but it may be a heightened experience which some might even recommend for psychic growth. Someone like Terrance McKenna I imagine would condone the explorative value of combining all sorts of stimulation.
Even sexual stimulation can be newly explored while wearing the glasses: the stimulation can be influencing the color patterns of multidimensional realities, especially at the moment of orgasm, increased vibrations can be closely examined, witnessed – by all parties. This is not to say that some people can’t do this without the glasses, just that the colors may become more accessible.
Tomorrow I have a meeting with a woman who will tell me what I need to do to acquire a patent, in the same group of buildings where I acquired the business name “Future Eyes”. For some strange reason this meeting is in Norwalk, CA and also very near my father’s house, so we are going to have lunch. He has recently retired, and recently given up drinking (something that he had a real problem with for many years until a month ago when he put himself in the hospital with a near fatal body shock of serotonin poisoning, bought about by combining a curiously suicidal amount of anti-depressives with countless bottles of alcohol). He had been somewhat suicidal for a few years, purchased three shotguns, became obsessed with making his own ammunition, and threatened to blow his own, as well as my, brains out on numerous occasions – all somehow related to his experiences with drugs during his time in the Navy as well as the thirty or forty something years he devoted to the church of Scientology and subsequently to the many rampant and wild conspiracies of the world. All this is the past. He is now doing much better. His new occupation is “a wanderer” and I am very happy for him and proud to have such a wise, beautiful and compassionate father.
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I’ve become very interested in eyes. A few months ago I had the idea that I wanted to paint eyeballs all over my body and be naked in a field, and to see what I could see through the painted eyes. I am curious about whether or not a symbol can increase the reality of what it symbolizes.
Two nights ago I was painting with some friends in my living room and I asked one of them if she would paint some eyes on me. She agreed and started with my legs. While she was painting my legs I mentioned that a vagina was sort of like a fourth eye turned vertical. I then said that I wanted one painted on me. She was intrigued by the idea and we decided to do it. I took of my clothes and she painted a vertical eye in between my asshole and penis, on my skin and scrotum as I spread my legs. I was turned on most of the time and eventually she began to suck my cock while touching and stroking my painted vagina. She also licked the acrylic paint where my clitoris was. I felt more like a woman than I had ever before. I said that I wanted to touch her. I removed her clothes and we made love. We lay together for some time, I told her I loved her freedom and then we took a shower so she could help wash the paint from asshole.
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Nudity (coming soon)
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