11-17-2017, 12:00 AM
Le_Regard wrote:
Ok, ok, I can work with this: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1211837/plo ... l#synopsis
Maybe I should read more comic books.
First, I'll repeat what I said elsewhere in different words, which is that watching blockbuster Hollywood films that billions of other people are watching is a very curious way of deprogramming yourself from the Habitual Position of the Assemblage Point. Seems like quite the opposite, but whatever, ok. Maybe the HAP is not as bad as people think it is if it's busy assembling big budget Hollywood movies like THIS.
That said, I'm having a hard time following this. He journeys to Nepal because he wants to HEAL HIS HANDS, or something? Then he finds a mysterious woman in Nepal (who is caucasian for some reason but never mind) who initiates him into the Mysteries, and it turns out the Mysteries of How to Heal Your Hands are only the tip of the iceberg and he finds himself immersed in a self-transcending archetypal battle of Good against Evil. Is that basically the message?
Sure, you could see it from the perspective.
Ok, ok, I can work with this: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1211837/plo ... l#synopsis
Maybe I should read more comic books.
First, I'll repeat what I said elsewhere in different words, which is that watching blockbuster Hollywood films that billions of other people are watching is a very curious way of deprogramming yourself from the Habitual Position of the Assemblage Point. Seems like quite the opposite, but whatever, ok. Maybe the HAP is not as bad as people think it is if it's busy assembling big budget Hollywood movies like THIS.
That said, I'm having a hard time following this. He journeys to Nepal because he wants to HEAL HIS HANDS, or something? Then he finds a mysterious woman in Nepal (who is caucasian for some reason but never mind) who initiates him into the Mysteries, and it turns out the Mysteries of How to Heal Your Hands are only the tip of the iceberg and he finds himself immersed in a self-transcending archetypal battle of Good against Evil. Is that basically the message?
Sure, you could see it from the perspective.