The pineal gland as the physical manifestation of the third eye? The argument for that falls apart when you research pinealectomy side effects. Basically, you can still function pretty well without one.
It doesn't discount mystical visions, dreaming awake or walking between worlds etc, and the kasina is a great tool for that exploration and absorption.
There's no problem with attributing your balanced center to that gland either if it helps formulate a belief that helps with your work. It just doesn't seem relevant under scrutiny.
Science is about observation of application and results. If it's working for you you're already being scientific
albeit in your own magical space.
As for the consensus, it's well established that the gland is related to circadian rhythm and would affect sleep and perhaps dreams as a disruption of that.
The question is perhaps what kind of visionary workings do you want assistance with. For instance, If you are working with forks and bowls etc they still have their own frequencies that I'm guessing you want further alignment with.
The "brain" runs with lots of frequencies at any one time. It doesn't discount mystical visions, dreaming awake or walking between worlds etc, and the kasina is a great tool for that exploration and absorption.
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