Here and Now...What's Happening?

[ulli]

Cuba

[Carmody]

Some parts of Germany don't look all that different. More trees, though. (different architecture, etc, but..in the early morning, quite nice.) Probably due to one of my strongest early morning memories, from when I was last there.

[Calz]

Reminded me of Isengard with the trees coming for Saruman.

[Carmody]

Posted by Mini Flash (here)
Hello everyone! I need your advice

I am thinking of making a Documentary Cinema night for my friends... But most of my friends are not nerdy enough (like me) to watch documentaries so it might end up being a romantic night with me and my nerdy boyfriend. LOL

Do you have any suggestions of documentaries we could watch? We are between 18 and 20 years old, French Canadians and can understand english.

To give you an idea on what documentaries I am looking for:
I personally like documentaries that talks about cultures and today's social problems. My boyfriend likes documentaries about science and politics. I am also thinking of inviting a friend who likes to watch documentaries about war.

Thanks in advance for you suggestions and sorry for taking some of your time



By the way.... HAPPY BIRTHDAY MOM (Flash)!

'cocaine cowboys', provides a strong backdrop on the fine details of how the entire war on drugs began (how it spun into existence, the circumstances that enabled it's creation), and turned into the modern police state that the US now has. How the situation that arose in Miami Florida became the source point, the lever, for the whole thing.

[Bluegreen]

Thank you so much for the photos from Spain, Meeradas. That cat looks almost exactly like my 16-year-old, Tuffy. I love her so much. She's been through homelessness, mites, infections (so much fun giving medicine to a cat), and in fact was the last one out of a 2-alarm fire (rescued by firefighters, I broke down in tears when I found out she was alive). Plus the photo is in blue and green! I'm going to try it out as a screensaver tomorrow.
Miniflash, I would recommend, I think it's called, "What In The World Are They Spraying". It covers social problems, science, and even war (on us, the 99%).

Blessings

[Guest]

Hi Mini Flash,

On one of my travels I was in Baltimore, Maryland and after sampling some of the local cuisine, I love to try the foods of different places and cultures that I travel to, I found an off the beaten path movie theatre. The showing at the time was the movie "The Children of Huang Shi." It is about a British journalist, George Hogg who saves sixty orphan boys from forced enlistment as soldiers in the second Japan China conflict in 1937-1938. He takes them on a very long mountainous trek of over a 1000 km through China to Mongolia. (A few of the boys he saved are still alive today)

I do not like violent or war movies, but this was very good, humanistic, and a very well done docudrama. Warning it is graphic in parts.

Way back when I took a class in Northern Native American Indian History. The teacher was a traditional in his ways and had been a part of the Wounded Knee occupation and uprising of 1973 on the Pine Ridge Reservation and others across the nation at that time. A very down to earth and interesting person and an advocate of cultural diversity. Once a week he held meetings on cultural diversity. During a few of the meetings he showed us the movie "DreamKeeper" that he had been gifted by one of the producers of the film. Early release. lol. "DreamKeeper" is cinema steeped in Northern Native American (from different Indian Nations) ancient mysticism, spirituality, culture -it's about keeping & passing on what is Sacred.

Perhaps you have seen it. Its a great film.




Youtube now has the full movie just uploaded May 7th of this year.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=uGHdX-9Bb-w

Love

Nora

[ulli]

Posted by Mini Flash (here)
Hello everyone! I need your advice

I am thinking of making a Documentary Cinema night for my friends... But most of my friends are not nerdy enough (like me) to watch documentaries so it might end up being a romantic night with me and my nerdy boyfriend. LOL

Do you have any suggestions of documentaries we could watch? We are between 18 and 20 years old, French Canadians and can understand english.

To give you an idea on what documentaries I am looking for:
I personally like documentaries that talks about cultures and today's social problems. My boyfriend likes documentaries about science and politics. I am also thinking of inviting a friend who likes to watch documentaries about war.

Thanks in advance for you suggestions and sorry for taking some of your time



By the way.... HAPPY BIRTHDAY MOM (Flash)!

My son just discovered Werner Herzog's documentaries.

One of Herzog's best known works is "Aguirre- Wrath of God", but apparently he has been making documentaries since then.

[Stephanie]

Posted by PurpleLama (here)

Posted by ulli (here)
Today is Flash's Birthday!!
Happy Birthday, Flash, and may this be the year where your dreams come true.

Today is my mother's birthday, too.

A belated "Happy Birthday" and "Felicidades" to you both!



Meeredas, as always, your photographs are beautiful! Southern Spain really has an almost 'timeless' beauty and quality.



Mini/Maxi Flash, an unusually interesting documentary, called "Baraka" could be enjoyable for you and your friends. A beautiful and contrasting worldly view, of places, creatures, fauna and people.



Blessings and love to all.

[Violet]

I liked that Gurdjeff doc you posted in that other thread, Ulli. Per traveling; lots of culture in that too but probably more psychological with a twist of lemon, erm, I mean politics.

[ulli]

Posted by Violet (here)
I liked that Gurdjeff doc you posted in that other thread, Ulli. Per traveling; lots of culture in that too but probably more psychological with a twist of lemon, erm, I mean politics.

Do you recall which thread? My memory is not that great any more.
Also, I would love to figure out what you are saying here, "I mean politics"... Just curious.

[Violet]

Here 't was: https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...l=1#post905448

Stalin evolved to not liking him anymore, and what followed from it.

[Curt]

Happy belated birthday, Flash. Hope you had a good 'un!

[araucaria]

When we were in Andalucia, we stayed up in the mountains and lakes at the place of a man called Jesus. Sounds like heaven?

Actually no: it was pouring with rain - more like Scotland in fact

[1inMany]

Oh Flash, I'm sorry I missed your birthday I hope you had a special day, whatever that entails for you. I tend to wish people a peaceful day, but that's likely a projection since that's what I strive for, every day.

I have spent the past couple of days in the car. M came for a visit, which I think was good for her. She got to see where I live, what my new life and surroundings are like. She needed Mom time, too. So I spent one day taking her home and the next coming back. This distance is good for her, I know it is good for me, too. Growing pains all around, but these never cease, eh?

Much Love, Here and Now.

[Carmody]

If one wants to understand reality, think of it as 'mind poop'. (as a key phrase that sticks and unlocks the give thought process).

basic systems of geometric order that protrude into and simultaneously create a realm of energetic patterns that are riders on the protruding geometric. basic matter,and so on. then, in the crevasses of almost alignment, that constitute near geometric alignment, we get the chemical interactions, etc, which represent the vibratory integrations that create flow and new co-joinings. Complexities, secondary patterns emerge. The basics for life. Then complexity of life. Then, finally, the complex biological.

Mind you (pun intended), these are all from the viewpoint of the created viewpoint. Ie, ruminations of the realm from within the realm/of the realm.

Thus a vehicle.... an avatar arrives on the scene ....so a 'crossover' can occur, where a dimensional can occupy and pair with a function of the created realm. now a doorway for intelligence,a consciousness of another realm, can occupy or leverage/doorway/view in and of the given realm, in some form of intelligent windowing/viewing. The dimensional or spirit, occupies or pairs with the given avatar.

thus, the situation as we know it today, via the window and of the window. The biological interprets, and thinks of self as terminating in the biological. archetypical forms exist in the given biological systems, and give rise to secondary systems of ghosting, gods, etc. some mechanical and as secondary creations, some a doorways for other entities to arrive on the reality or dimensional bubble 'scene' we call 'this universe. (again all inside the nested bubble of 3d reality) the whole thing continues to build as energy feeds in, and the materials accumulate and are of simplistic geometry, ie elements. then that evolution of life then finally the ability for complex programs to arrive as shaped vehicles and those are given capacity, due to origin, to ingrate and change the base system. The growth of complexity in the system. Ie, a human life is a vehicle for the doorway of a knot of energy we call an intelligence, that is strong enough to move about as a contained system and as a container,and possesses the capacity for self realization of these things. The self realization comes as a reflective moment within the context of the 3d reality, of the 3d reality.

The other that is occupying knows it already, but the vehicle/avatar/body/mind does not, and when it does, that is called enlightenment. But, 'other' is not actually other, it is the more true self, and other is actually the biological in ignorance of the source point.

Enlightenment is not integration of occupant and avatar, it is the beginning of the turning of the first page of integration.

Ie, that reality, as we know it, is a protrusion of resonant patterned geometric and the time based reality of particles and waves, is the slippy film on top of it, as a separate forming bubble in a form of semi-complementary resonance. then it builds in potential for complexities in geometric systems, until it can finally carry a mind/reflection. an avatar.

So, when looking out of and via the window, as self, as reflection, it is all.....a build of ever more 'complexified in potential'....of.......Mind poop.

[ulli]

Posted by Violet (here)
Here 't was: https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...l=1#post905448

Stalin evolved to not liking him anymore, and what followed from it.

So are you holding Gurdjieff responsible for Stalin's choices?

[Mini Flash]

Posted by Carmody (here)

Posted by Mini Flash (here)
Hello everyone! I need your advice

I am thinking of making a Documentary Cinema night for my friends... But most of my friends are not nerdy enough (like me) to watch documentaries so it might end up being a romantic night with me and my nerdy boyfriend. LOL

Do you have any suggestions of documentaries we could watch? We are between 18 and 20 years old, French Canadians and can understand english.

To give you an idea on what documentaries I am looking for:
I personally like documentaries that talks about cultures and today's social problems. My boyfriend likes documentaries about science and politics. I am also thinking of inviting a friend who likes to watch documentaries about war.

Thanks in advance for you suggestions and sorry for taking some of your time



By the way.... HAPPY BIRTHDAY MOM (Flash)!

'cocaine cowboys', provides a strong backdrop on the fine details of how the entire war on drugs began (how it spun into existence, the circumstances that enabled it's creation), and turned into the modern police state that the US now has. How the situation that arose in Miami Florida became the source point, the lever, for the whole thing.

Thank you That sounds interesting

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Posted by PurpleLama (here)

Posted by ulli (here)
Today is Flash's Birthday!!
Happy Birthday, Flash, and may this be the year where your dreams come true.

Today is my mother's birthday, too.

A belated "Happy Birthday" and "Felicidades" to you both!



Meeredas, as always, your photographs are beautiful! Southern Spain really has an almost 'timeless' beauty and quality.



Mini/Maxi Flash, an unusually interesting documentary, called "Baraka" could be enjoyable for you and your friends. A beautiful and contrasting worldly view, of places, creatures, fauna and people.



Blessings and love to all.

Thank you for the suggestion :D !

[Baby Steps]

Dear Mini Flash,
the following is a fast moving thriller style movie that shows alot of truths about the Masons/Illuminati, a bit like the Dan Brown stuff, so you get facts, and fun, if a bit brutal & scary!

Revelation (2001)
The Knights Templar are searching for an ancient relic, the Loculus, so that they can resurrect Christ. Lord Martel tells the story of a masonic order called the Knights Templars (sic); a Knights Templar ceremony, several all-seeing eye symbols and pentagrams are depicted. A TV newscast mentions an illegal masonic order called the P2 CIA; the camera then pans to the word "Masonic" on a newspaper headline. The overall theme of the movie is anti-masonic. Terence Stamp, James D'Arcy, Natasha Wightman, Liam Cunningham, Heathcote Williams, Derek Jacobi. Directed by Stuart Urban, written by Frank Falco (idea) Stuart Urban. 111 min. UK, English, Colour (DeLuxe), Dolby Digital. Romulus Films, Overseas Filmgroup (Drama/Fantasy). *

[dan33]

Hi MiniFlash, i don't see many documentaries, so i embed my favourites

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0303353/

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=2rwRM9C2cBw

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=tmDw-3EYbw4

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=sgh_77TtX5I

[Mini Flash]

Posted by Nora (here)
Hi Mini Flash,

On one of my travels I was in Baltimore, Maryland and after sampling some of the local cuisine, I love to try the foods of different places and cultures that I travel to, I found an off the beaten path movie theatre. The showing at the time was the movie "The Children of Huang Shi." It is about a British journalist, George Hogg who saves sixty orphan boys from forced enlistment as soldiers in the second Japan China conflict in 1937-1938. He takes them on a very long mountainous trek of over a 1000 km through China to Mongolia. (A few of the boys he saved are still alive today)

I do not like violent or war movies, but this was very good, humanistic, and a very well done docudrama. Warning it is graphic in parts.

Way back when I took a class in Northern Native American Indian History. The teacher was a traditional in his ways and had been a part of the Wounded Knee occupation and uprising of 1973 on the Pine Ridge Reservation and others across the nation at that time. A very down to earth and interesting person and an advocate of cultural diversity. Once a week he held meetings on cultural diversity. During a few of the meetings he showed us the movie "DreamKeeper" that he had been gifted by one of the producers of the film. Early release. lol. "DreamKeeper" is cinema steeped in Northern Native American (from different Indian Nations) ancient mysticism, spirituality, culture -it's about keeping & passing on what is Sacred.

Perhaps you have seen it. Its a great film.

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Youtube now has the full movie just uploaded May 7th of this year.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=uGHdX-9Bb-w

Love

Nora

I havn't seen any of these movies but I defenetly am interested in them thank you