Although I made that comment about screaming like Ruby Rap in jest, because I'm one of the fortunate ones -- I don't fear death having been visited by the experience previously. So I'm not as concerned about what comes after, as I'm concerned about what comes right now. Which is really all there is: NOW.
The Fifth Element in some ways is an allegory of our times. We've reached a point where overwhelming evil is headed straight for us. Likewise, many are oblivious to this evil. And it's antidote: UnConditional Love {BTW, that's where you start with Fukushima, and everything else}.
Those of us who, like Lelu, have stepped back and looked at the totality of how we came to this screwed-up place, realize that drastic changes will be required in the way we go forward. Or we won't. The lessons have been taught to us, by us, but we don't seem to be retaining much of it.
- Likewise, as with Lelu who upon reviewing the collective histories of humanity, I often wonder if it is worth the effort to even try. Will we ever learn? We never seem to understand that this debacle that we're experiencing now isn't being done to us, its being done by us.
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