Recently, an Evolver helped me to realize a few things about myself. I wait for things to happen to me, and in this waiting around I have become frustrated and angry with the world around me. It became clear to me that it would impossible to change the world around me without first allowing a change in myself for such a world to appear.
Are you someone who has been scared of watching movies online because of one or the other reasons? Well so was I! I hated lousy streaming rate and the way this entire process takes place.
Just checkin in in the mid-holiday lull, seeing that New Years is right around the corner (phew its been crazy).
Anyway, I wanted to extend the idea of screening movies somewhere in the city on a biweekly basis. If this is something that everyone would like to see let us know.
Movie ideas:
Fierce Light
Gasland
Collapse
Waking Life
Home
Baraka
While watching Tinker Bell and The Lost Treasure, released in fall 2009, I noticed some parallels to the imagery of the spiral that appeared over Norway on December 9, 2009.
In the last year and a half I read lots of books on incredibly deep and fascinating topics from the Mayan Calendar to non-dualism, to quantum physics, psychedelics, mythology, and astrology, and how it all fits together to explain this strange world we find ourselves in.
What goes up must come down. That is a fact. Isaac Newton discovered this while sitting under a tree. While it is commonly believed that an apple fell onto his head and he discovered the effects of gravity, the actualities of this story cannot be verified.
Years ago, in the Freshman year of my failed attempt at college, one of the best friends of my life, Pete Riley, introduced me to a movie that I have made a point to watch at least once a year, ever since. That movie is Harvey, starring James Stewart.
As I am, of now, only a "watcher" of the "Watchmen" mythos, and not yet a reader, I beg forgiveness for being unaware of any "misinterpretations" that may have happe
"Banish the word 'struggle' from your attitude and your vocabulary. All that we do now must be done in a sacred manner and in celebration.
We are the ones we have been waiting for." — Hopi elders
