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Originally Posted by Remiel @JCS just because its not rational doesn't mean movies don't impact us . Heck growing up I was reading Jurassic Park and I had to finish the dang book before I could sleep. I got halfway through by 12:00am and tried to sleep but I was so spooked I had to finish it before I could sleep. I personally think that alot of this ties into our talents and how we receive different things. That is a conversation for another time and place though. |
But you didn't feel like you were about to get eaten by a dinosaur I hope. Doesn't it differ from person to person? I don't want to say it doesn't impact us at all. But to say we feed on bad energy then dare I say you (and me included 99% of the time, but not from movies/books) cannot control your feelings very well.
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Originally Posted by metamorph The "facts" may be fictional (we now the actors do not die or are really raped), but the "energies" or "emotions" that are portraied are still "real". As "real" as the energies in our so called reality (just depends on if you are prepared to look beyond the surface). My question is does our "pain-body"(Tolle) feed of the energies transmitted via movies? |
If I'm watching a movie "the 'energies' or 'emotions'" are definitely
not real me. Not to the point that they interfere with "my" reality when the movie stops. That said, I rather watch Discovery then movies/sitcoms/etc. Into the Wild, that's a story that moved me. But definitely not your average tube material.
Also, Tolle's reality isn't everyones reality.