03-10-2011, 02:18 PM
(03-09-2011, 10:20 PM)Izzy Wrote: Greetings turtledude23
That was fantastic and with such fire. I had not seen that before, I found that passion agian after reading Law of One. But since I was a small child when this film was made and remember most of it from my teens 7-8 years later and a couple years after woodstock I always wanted to be like the hippies of the 60's. They inspired me to be different than the establishment, to go the way of free people, free thinkers and most of all love everyone. By the time I came out of high school though I started wondering were did the hippies go? What was happening? Was it me? and I followed in there footsteps back into sts. Into the world of of greed and materialism. And along the way I ran into some that had that passion and fire, and they tried to teach me the way but I bucked for the side of greed and sts and didnt understand why. Untill Ra reopened my eyes and heart. I relize now the hippies just got lost and havent found there way back yet. Maybe they need to see what they were back then, and read something besides the wall srtreet journal. That passion that is in that film is in us all I only wish we all could find it agian.The machine is killing us and most just dont see it, they only see greed and me me me.
Thanks for posting this as all need to see that passion for love of all, and what needs to be right agian.
May we rejoice in the light and love of the One Creator for we can not live in the dark
I also had a deep admiration for hippies and wondered why they disappeared. If you look around you today at things like the prominence of yoga and meditation, the increase of belief in new age ideas, the rise of vegetarianism, the zetigeist movement and venus project, etc. I think you'll see the overtones of the 60's.
I think the hippies flourished because of their comfortable lives and the inspiration they drew from seeing the civil rights movement, but once they had to enter the working world the idealism died. its a shame, the whole world could be living like the hippies in the 60's if we wanted to, it would be like Ra's 3D experience on Venus. I think we will have a global 60's utopia one day after harvest, it will be gradual, and I hope to play an active role in catalyzing that.
(03-09-2011, 10:29 PM)ahktu Wrote: I LOOOOOVE that LP song! It's my favorite song on the album!
It's one of my favourite songs on the album, if I had a radio show I think I'd open everytime with that song and remind the listeners that they have the power to change the society/world they live in. That album overall seems very STO, except for Blackout.
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