| Messages in Movies
I rarely watch tv, as most of it manufactures a certain mindset within society that I don't agree with or want; it perpetuates the devolving state of humanity...
But I do like a good movie (no commercials), and every now and then something comes along that has some real worth. Something that reveals a hidden truth. Something that triggers a deep inner feeling that resonates through your soul. There are signs, lessons and messages in those types of films...
I've listed a few very impacting films below, as their messages are vital to the place we find ourselves in today. You can find them in your local video rental store... or for your convenience, they're available in the Metaphysical Books, CDs & DVDs section.
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The Matrix Trilogy
This 1999 film by the Wachowski Brothers is the perfect analogy of our world in relation to other dimensions. It's based in a future reality where humans live under a system of programming and control, while being used as an energy source for sentient machines. Watch it again. It is packed with signs and symbology.
Beyond themes of programming and control... it's the story of quest, fusion, the death of the initiate, human shadow, multidimensional beings, the redeemer and the holographic nature of reality.
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Renegade (aka Blueberry)
As soon as I saw this film, it was obvious that whoever made it had direct experience in the same spirit worlds we've seen in the morph. Director Jan Kounen draws on his experience in over 100 ayahuasca ceremonies with the Shipibo Tribe of Peru... delivering an amazing visual re-creation of aya-like experiences for everyone to see.
This film accurately portrays: 3D going digital, Beings with Morph Armor, fractal spirit worlds, the light and dark energies that surround us and Circuitous Light Beings from deep in the Morph Worlds.
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Fight Club
Tick tock of the 9 to 5 day, social programming, entertainment, consumerism, the lifeless routine of the corporate world... society went the wrong way. What would you do to break free? Tyler Durden says: "You have to know, not fear, that someday you are going to die. Until you know that and embrace that, you are useless."
This movie challenges you to wake up, to ditch the fake identity you've created for yourself, to walk the other way from a society of mindless drones... to become real. You are not your social status.
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V for Vendetta
Based on Alan Moore & David Lloyd's original comic book series from the '80s addressing fascism and anarchy in the UK, this film is a prophetic tale of when a government's cruel and corrupt grip has gone too far, one man stands in the name of justice, and a young woman finds redemption by moving beyond her fear.
Through the power of words and the truth behind them, the masked vigilante known only as "V" inspires an entire nation to stand up to bring freedom and justice back to the people.
— "Remember, Remember, the 5th of November." —
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