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very very cool, Lyra!!    I'm looking forward to reading about those topics, ear-ringings especially.

Thanks guys!   

A big thanks too, btw to Tom (montalk) and his super web design skillz!

(we're using something called Textpattern, which most people haven't heard of, but it allows the web site creator to go in and add and edit all their own content, without having to go through their web designer.  It's amazing!  The designer lays down the programming for how it will be set up, with the graphics and all that, and then the creator just does all the rest.  The coding is easy, so it's very user friendly.  I recommend this all the way for anybody who's considered having their own web site....)

Great articles on movies!

Great job as usual Lyra!

PS: When I first read your Harry Potter article -without knowing it's your article - I liked it so much, I printed it and keep in my research notes dossier. Montalk's Reality Creation articles and discussions/info on some threads are there in the dossier too. NR is cool!

Thanks morningsun76 and feritciva.    Glad you enjoyed it.

google - Good question.  I thought the same thing so many times as I was writing the movies section.  Why would these symbolisms be here??  What's the purpose of putting this in a movie??  What exactly is the goal here anyway??

There's no denying that these movies have that stuff going on, but then the big question is Why?  I don't know necessarily.  I know that Stanley Kubrick died before he could even finish Eyes Wide Shut.  Was his intention to expose something?  And then he was killed?  I don't know.   Then you have "Labyrinth."  Cool movie...but really, what in the frickity frack was going through Jim Hensen's mind when he was doing that movie??  Was he aware of all the symbolism??   Was it intentional?  Was it just a lucky 'accident' ?   Steven Spielberg's "Temple of Doom" and "Young Sherlock Holmes", both featuring occult ritual sacrifices and secret underground groups - underground in both the literal and figuritive sense of the word!     What was up with that??  How??  WHY??   ahhhh!

What about movies like "Dark City" and "The Forgotten"?  ESPECIALLY "The Forgotten", which features the NSA monitoring and locking down alien abduction targets.   I know on the one hand whoever's doing these movies counts on the fact that most won't notice the bigger meaning, and they count on the public as a whole dismissing something as being "just" a movie.   It's "just" a fiction movie.  It's not real, come on!

But on the other hand, this stuff does happen....so.......like you said, why would they allow movies to be released which supposedly expose them in some way?

The only thing I can come up as I'm typing this is that it's allowed because again, the pubilc in general won't actually notice or question anything, and the ones who do will just be dismissed as wacko for believing that a "fictitious" movie is actually happening.  I just don't know.

Eyes Wide Shut is absolutely classic.  It's dripping in revelations.  Mulholland Drive - I kept hearing that it's one of the biggies, and while I can see some things in it that are symbolic and quite obvious, I kind of really had to dig to find the rest, to be honest.  Like I said in the write up - it's been mentioned so often that I decided to include it, why not, but, you know...I don't know.  Although admittedly I really dig the movie and own it, and agree with whoever out there in the world said, "David Lynch finally suceeded in making a David Lynch movie."  Most of Mulholland Drive is just a variation of his previous outings.  Mostly "Lost Highway", with its twisting reality and what's real / what's a dream plot, people having two identies, strange and unusual characters, gangsters and bad guys and whores, it's all the same movie, done a different way. 

Bookmarked! I'll check it out in depth later and let you know what I think. Looks nice!

All my favorite topics, excellent!

I'll have to start reading through it all this week.  Looks great and neato content!