Kymatica 2009

[Michel]

I'd have to say the producers of this movie are very deep and excellently displayed a movie with a myriad of topics that really made you think.  I was blown away by the comparison of Earth and the Human anatomy. The part on Admiralty Maritime law and the symbols, destruction of ancient texts and cultures to hide the true history was very well presented. I'd suggest anyone with an open mind to watch this.
 http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6736722752013377089

[curtisduncan]

I loved that film, not really a conspiratorial movie but a film about the potentiality within us all.  The first film "Esoteric Agenda" was also a good flick, along the lines of more revisionist history but still good.

[Michel]

Yea whats interesting if the maker I believe was 18yrs old??  That's crazy nowadays.  I already know haters of light always try to "debunk" these types of movies but seriously I agreed with 95% of the movie.  There was one part where this guy said something about people coming to "new age" things are like entering another slavery.  I don't know what he meant by that but It didn't really slide with me. 

[curtisduncan]

Basically, I think he brought up a point that was made in the film "What the Bleep Do We Know".  There was a guy in what the bleep that mentioned that you do not need to be religious in order to have the dogmatic beliefs about anything that you find amongst religious people.  Yes, I do feel many "New Age" people do have dogmatic beliefs, no judgment, no wrong with dogma, I used to be there when it came to just eating RAW FOOD.  It was like a religion for me.  I think letting go of judgment plays a major role in humanity's collective development. I think when people understand that there is no objective reality and all reality is subjective (quantum physics) then people will realize that my opinion, perceptions, and beliefs are just that mine, they are not reality. I think that is a powerful concept.

[Michel]

Oh okay I got you.  I was like that too when I first started eating vegan.  I felt like people HAD to listen to me and I just would feel angry when someone tried to counter what I said.  I started understanding free will and laws of cause and effect more efficiently to the point where I don't even care about people's choices even it it's to their own detriment.  I just let them be and when the effect of their cause manifests, I'd be able to say "told you so.".  Free will is damnable without knowledge and logic.