metaphysical~spiritual movies......

[Desertrose]

Cinema – the art form of the Modern World – has only brushed the surface of the depth of information, material and revelations that lurk within the marvelous spiritual traditions and mysteries around the world. We think its time for a change.

We have "what the Bleep"
http://whatthebleep.com/

and coming soon "INDIGO"

Recently, Magical Blend Magazine spent two days on the set of Indigo, Stephen’s directorial debut about a psychic child and her ability to heal even the deepest of family wounds. From the first moments, when Stephen came out to welcome us with smiling eyes and a warm handshake, it was clear this was not the movie set of your stereotypical imaginings. The more we talked to the crew, most of which were working at either 10% of their usual rates or as self-supporting volunteers, the more it became clear what we were witnessing. This was more than the making of a spiritual film. This was the spiritual making of a film.
http://www.indigothemovie.com/indigointerview.html


Createdby these guys::::

James Twyman - (http://www.jamestwyman.com) is a singer/songwriter and the author of "Emissary of Love-The Psychic Children Speak" and "Messages from Thomas: Raising Psychic Children." To learn more about James Twyman, click here.

Neale Donald Walsch - (http://www.cwg.org) is the best-selling author of the "Conversations with God" series of books, including the most recent book in the series: "Tomorrow's God." He has also worked as a performer, director, or technician on over 100 stage plays, and has acted on television and in films as well. To learn more about Neale, click here.

Stephen Simon - (http://www.spiritualcinemacircle.com) has produced such films as "Somewhere in Time" and "What Dreams May Come" and is the author of "The Force is With You: Mystical Movie Messages That Inspire Our Lives." To learn more about Stephen, click here.

http://www.indigothemovie.com/

Looking forward to this one.....

blessings and popcorn!!:)
DR

[LWolf]

1. I'm looking forward to it, too.

I will eventually get to "What the Bleep." It's been playing down south, but my working schedule just doesn't have much time for driving tours!

"Indigo..." that's another story. I'd never heard of Indigo Children until about 3, 3 1/2 years ago. I was reading cards at a "psychic fair" fundraiser for a local business; no profit, all fun and fundraising. During a lull, one of the other readers offered to read for me. I'd never met him, and he knew nothing about me. He read from a non-tarot, astrology-related deck; I'm not sure what they were. Part of his reading said,

"Your task is to work with and support the Indigo children." I didn't know what he meant, so I went home and researched it. I read books, and found Twyman. I've been following them ever since. And wondering just how to accomplish my task in an increasingly rigid professional control system. I don't know that I always get the job done; in the face of what we're dealing with, I try to start every day reminding myself just to love them, and let the rest of it happen.

Do I plan to see this movie come January? You bet!

[Lindsey]

2. Thanks for the heads up!

I've heard about Indigo Children but don't know that much about them/the subject. Can't wait to see the film. :-)

[indigobusiness]

5. I'm an Indigo old bastard,...will you work with me?

I'm beginning to sag and could use some support. If only I'd realized my Indigoness as a child, who knows what mountains I might've climbed.

Actually, I noticed the Indigo Child phenomenon in its seminal stages. I theorized it grew out of things unlocked within us during the 60s. There are some spectacularly wise, beautiful, and insightful kids out there. I'm jazzed this is being discussed and celebrated.

[LWolf]

9. Sure, I will!

Any time. ;-)

I am in an almost unheard of situation as a public elementary school teacher. I am currently doing my 3rd year with one particular group of children. I had them as 2nd graders, then 3rd graders, now 5th graders. Not on purpose; constant restructuring at our school site just kept tossing them my way. I know there was another reason for that; they are a very unusual group of kids. A collection of Indigos all together. I have learned so much from them.

[indigobusiness]

11. Sounds like an interesting and lucky group. All around.

Kids can give as they get.

Thanks.

[magnolia]

3. I (heart) Huckabees

I loved this movie. It starred Lily Tomlin and Dustin Hoffman. In their silly, comedic way, their characters made some profound statements.

[Desertrose]

4. was wondering about this one....

:hi: Magnolia.....so you would recommend it??
Great cast!!!

:hug:
DR

[indigobusiness]

6. Hi Rose...Would Jacob's Ladder qualify?

That movie had a profound impact on me.

'What Dreams May Come', is another. The look of that movie is amazing. A painted film.

[Desertrose]

7. "What Dreams May Come" was incerdible, wasn't it?

I was blown away by the graphic and painterly (?) quality of the whole thing....
Need to re-watch/experience that one again...its been awhile....

Never did see "Jacob's Ladder" Maybe I'll rent it...sounds intense but intriguing! Interesting user comments!!


Jacob's Ladder (1990)

Plot Outline: A traumatized Vietnam war veteran finds out that his post-war life isn't what he believes it to be when he's attacked by horned creatures in the subway and his dead son comes to visit him. (more) (view trailer)

User Comments: More to be felt through than thought through. (more)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099871/

:hug:
DR

[indigobusiness]

8. It is intense, and complex.

A film for grownups.

edit- The rare film that matters to the very last frame.

[G_j]

10. "What Dreams May Come" was very enjoyable

but I thought it was also somewhat dogmatic. The story implied (at least to me) that Robin Williams' wife was somehow doomed to remain in what seemed to be a sort of purgatory because she suffered from mental instability and took her own life.
I've seen the movie a number of times and even own a copy. That aspect of the plot has always seriously bothered me.

BTW, have you seen "Waking Life"? That is quite interesting.

:loveya: DR
G_j

[Desertrose]

12. I agree..I liked the visuals much better than the plot

No....haven't seen "Waking Life"...this the one?

Waking Life (2001) Directed by Richard Linklater

Genre: Animation / Fantasy / Drama
Plot Outline: A man in a dream state encounters many characters who, one by one, talk about their views on the meaning, perception, and reality of human existence.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0243017/

will have to rent it :)
Thanks for all the great movie ideas guys :hi:

:loveya: G_j
:hug: DR