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The Film Ressurection Has A New Life

 
The fine film "Resurrection," the story of a healer who comes to accept her gifts through adversity has been re-issued exclusively from Amazon.

If you haven't seen it, or want to view it again, it's now available at a popular price.

The film portrays one woman's journey from chaos to humility, compassion and peace.

"This woman has a near-death experience and finds she has power to heal. The use of the power without calling it the Holy Spirit gets her is to all manner of trouble. The movie really shows the difference between religion and spirituality."

"If you haven't seen this beautifully-crafted movie, run to get a copy. It is intimate, well-paced, utterly charming and full of small miracles of acting. Nominated for two Academy Awards (Ellyn Burstyn for Best Actress, Eva LaGallienne for Best Supporting-Actress, in her final film, so don't miss her!), it is an emotional trip into the big questions of life and death and what comes after that? "

 Amazon reviewers

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Avatar and The Cove are a Warning From Our Collective Unconscious

I am very grateful that some recent films have cast a light on our present ecological predicament. Man is destroying our natural world for money and profit and in the process, killing his spiritual self by loosing his connection to all things.

How can we step out of our interconnectedness and destroy what we are connected to without going insane - as individuals and as a society?  

In the destruction of the natural world, we will destroy ourselves. It is very clear. It is very evident. Are we so sick as a culture that we are unable to see past our greed?  Is time running out for our natural world and in so doing, Humankind?

There are many apocalyptic films out now and more coming out. Are we on "The Road" to become blood thirsty cannibals because of our present path?

Are these films a message from our collective unconscious?

I saw "Avatar" again this time in 3D and "The Cove" on DVD.

"Avatar" just won the Golden Globes and "The Cove" won best documentary at the Critics Choice Awards.

We are sending visual patterns past our egotistical mental perimeters. Reminders, that we are loosing it. We are going insane.

How can we rehab our culture? What will it take? What intervention?

I think a concerted spiritual energy from all corners of the world.

 

Intro To Apocalypse Now -The End - The Doors

The Heart Sutra

How can we step out of our interconnectedness and destroy what we are connected to without going insane - as individuals and as a society?  

In the destruction of the natural world, we will destroy ourselves. It is very clear. It is very evident. Are we so sick as a culture that we are unable to see past our greed?  Is time running out for our natural world and in so doing, Humankind?

There are many apocalyptic films out now and more coming out. Are we on "The Road" to become blood thirsty cannibals because of our present path?

Are these films a message from our collective unconscious?

I saw "Avatar" again this time in 3D and "The Cove" on DVD.

"Avatar" just won the Golden Globes and "The Cove" won best documentary at the Critics Choice Awards.

We are sending visual patterns past our egotistical mental perimeters. Reminders, that we are loosing it. We are going insane.

How can we rehab our culture? What will it take? What intervention?

I think a concerted spiritual energy from all corners of the world.

 

Intro To Apocalypse Now -The End - The Doors

The Heart Sutra