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changes daily, pray, love or the art of crossing over

On Saturday night in the program recommended Luisa Delfino, "I heard" the movie "Eat, pray, love" based on the best seller, " Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert.

The next day I went alone to the cinema Multiplex Belgrano and took an entry. I was not going with high expectations, as the newspapers had given him the label of "Regular" to the tape. Said

will not have many people, but also I left early and thank goodness I did because it formed a row in a block.

I'm not going to tell you that this is the movie. Only those who have already begun a spiritual journey the movie or the book does not bring anything new. In the latter case it reaffirms and confirms that certain things learned are real. That everyone who starts a transcendent search the same thing happens. O come to the same truths.

For those who are at a turning point in their lives, the film is ideal. Because the protagonist leaves his known world and begins a search for meaning in life, traveling the world. I do not mean just Lighting is accomplished traveler, I'm far from it. I think we can all find meaning in our lives, from our own place. Going through experiences that we raise, doing things that bring us meaning and well-being. Honest with ourselves, wondering if the known and established is true for us or if there is something far beyond himself.

I recommend the movie with Julia Roberts and Javier Bardem. There are beautiful landscapes and good dialogue. Perhaps it is a little long but is quite enjoyable.

"cross over" this is a message that brings the film. Crossing our fears, our hopes of the world, our challenges our ruins and transformations to become what we truly are: divine and kind and loving beings.

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ago not post anything in my beloved blog. Uninspired. New things are replacing old concerns.

But I would love to post something on "The Origin." Saw movie yet, sure I will see it on DVD, but that is a subject that moved me. Dreams.

From what I read on The Source, is very similar to Philip K. Dick. Author I love. See that says a film critic:

"Reality-fiction Concept: The issue is not new and has been thoroughly explored in literature and film. But Nolan gives a new twist to get the viewer, instead of seeing a movie, is capable of viewing the dreams of others (the characters in the film) on a movie screen. Nolan realizes the world of Orwell's 1984, superbly narrated how the "thought police." There is nothing more powerful than an idea. One idea implemented in the brain is more powerful than any virus. If you can implement an idea in someone's mind can never change his will. For the totalitarian political systems this concept is the root of the tree control. If you break into someone's mind and modulate their will, that someone belongs to you. Also, as noted by José Ángel Barrueco in his criticism (here) , may have a significant influence of Burroughs, one of the first raised the concept of "implantation of ideas."

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