X-Men Manifesting Principle?

[richest]

Just watched X-Men First Class yesterday night. To be honest I expected nothing when I watched this movie, because I was depressed due to my financial problem and need some way to relieve my burden. I tried to relax and meditate but couldn't get rid of fear and anxiety. So watching movie was my only option.

To my surprise, there's one scene that I found memorable. It's when Magneto unable to use his power to rotate the radar antenna from distance. Then Charles Xavier said this:

"I Believe that true focus lies somewhere between rage and serenity".

After that he accessed the brightest corner of Magneto's memory that finally enabling Magneto to unleash his full mutant power.

Though it's just a movie, but I feel there's something applicable for manifesting process. It's like Charles Xavier talked about manifesting principle. Using proper emotional charge to be able to focus for successful manifesting maybe?

What do you think about it guys? Anyone can define where is that "somewhere between rage and serenity?" and how to access it?

Does "the brightest corner of memory" equal the feeling of experiencing the best moment in life?

[Acting Like Godot]

Gasp .... Why is Xavier helping the evil Magneto?

[TheLovelyBang]

I just want to say that that moment in the movie made me cry because I felt it was so true.

I feel as if that feeling in the middle of rage and serenity is contentment.

Rage im my opinion is when you have uncontrollably anger, or any other negative emotion. Serenity is when you're totally peaceful and problem-free. Contentment is somewhere in the middle. Someone could have problems but still remain content, and I think that is where most of us need to be to succeed in anything.

[richest]

Originally Posted by Acting Like Godot

Gasp .... Why is Xavier helping the evil Magneto?

Xavier said: "There's so much more to you than you know, not just pain and anger. There's good in you too, and you can harness all that".
Maybe he believe Magneto can be good guy

Originally Posted by TheLovelyBang

I just want to say that that moment in the movie made me cry because I felt it was so true.

I feel as if that feeling in the middle of rage and serenity is contentment.

Rage im my opinion is when you have uncontrollably anger, or any other negative emotion. Serenity is when you're totally peaceful and problem-free. Contentment is somewhere in the middle. Someone could have problems but still remain content, and I think that is where most of us need to be to succeed in anything.

That's why I like that scene .
I think you're right...contentment. I need contentment. Thanks for reminding me