Final Touch - Sort film about using Death

[fabs]

http://vimeo.com/46982930Script by my dreamer friend who wrote:  
...a friend was participating in a "do your movie in three days" festival. He didn´t have a script. 
I wrote this one for him in one hour inspired by recent talks in preparation of a workshop about death at KARMALING (This year's theme "Death as a companion" august 30th to september 2nd).
http://vimeo.com/43402123

[Senear]

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FINAL TOUCH from APEIRON FILMS on Vimeo.

[Cedar Waxwing]

thanks fabs and to your friend a "like"

[glance left]

Thanks Fabs. Great vid Appreciation...is given wings when kindled in the light of that of our death. Appreciation burns and becomes pure power in this light. Such a simple message in this vid...seemingly small seed...but becomes something colossal when followed through upon, unswervingly to the end

[Cedar Waxwing]

I had a dog named Fiona who loved the outdoors, We walked , biked, skiied together, she ran free without a leash at times (much to the dismay of my neighbors, had to struggle not to let her run out an open door. Well she grew old, and then ill. She could only eat certain foods and became thin. But the love of the outdoors was in her spirit. Looked at her one day and knew the end was near. We went for one last walk together. It was difficult but she'd have it no other way. She knew it was the last time. She had to do the whole route, to the river, by the bridge. Watched her absorb everything, just about swallowing into her being. Tears streaming the whole way, we mourned together. Got home and she went to the bed and died. Could not walk that path for a month. But I walk it now. The same trees stand steady going by The living path remains. All are free to be aware in it, come, go. Nature, the earth, universe is there and was there and will be. Fiona lived it, loved it, and said her good-byes.

[Nagual LoneWolf]

Sad Cedar, I've had such moments too.

[Nagual LoneWolf]

I was unable to watch the video as it was buffering badly. What happened to Jenny?

[Guest]

She dies of heart attack as she is returning to work from lunch break. There is a second story, but was unable to watch as I had buffering too, but will watch it soon. The point about Jenny is that she did not know she was going to die, so she lived like she was immortal.

[quantumshaman]

Cedar Waxwing wrote:
I had a dog named Fiona who loved the outdoors, We walked , biked, skiied together, she ran free without a leash at times (much to the dismay of my neighbors, had to struggle not to let her run out an open door. Well she grew old, and then ill. She could only eat certain foods and became thin. But the love of the outdoors was in her spirit. Looked at her one day and knew the end was near. We went for one last walk together. It was difficult but she'd have it no other way. She knew it was the last time. She had to do the whole route, to the river, by the bridge. Watched her absorb everything, just about swallowing into her being. Tears streaming the whole way, we mourned together. Got home and she went to the bed and died. Could not walk that path for a month. But I walk it now. The same trees stand steady going by The living path remains. All are free to be aware in it, come, go. Nature, the earth, universe is there and was there and will be. Fiona lived it, loved it, and said her good-byes.What a beautiful story.  And an incredible validation.  She clearly had awareness beyond what most creatures ever possess.  Humans aren't the only creatures who are warriors.  Thanks for sharing this.

[Mornings Son]

Fabs it is a great thought provoking movie,

DARE TO LIVE FULLY TODAY ))

[messengerpidgeon]

Thanks , i m glad you shared it fabs

[Guest]