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Today’s Lesson: Don’t Buy a Lottery Ticket during a Full Moon
Lotto 649 – July 24, 2021 I had a dream (during the full moon) that I won $7.2 million. In the dream, I had the cheque, but couldn’t find a bank where I could deposit it. The theme was that … Continue reading
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Tagged disappointment, films, full moon, lottery numbers, lucid dreaming, lunacy
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We are One with All Creation
My Octopus Teacher (2020) As a documentary, this little film is perfect. From our usual limited perspective (meaning, on dry land), we presume to be the Masters of the Universe. But, underwater, we are just observers, normally. Welcome to a … Continue reading
Posted in history, reviews
Tagged creatures great and small, documentary, family, films, inspirations, love, nature
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Did My Love of History Develop Because of This Actor?
Richard Burton (as Henry VIII in “Anne of the Thousand Days”) 1969 Something tells me that I identify with the characters that Richard Burton portrayed in films, especially during the 1950’s and 1960’s. These historical lions from the past became … Continue reading
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Tagged astrology, films, Hollywood, memories, movies, past lives, Richard Burton
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Elvis’ One and Only True Co-Star
Ann-Margret (April 28, 1941) They said to each other at the same time, when they were first introduced, “I’ve heard a lot about you.” Then they laughed. A good beginning of their 14 year friendship, and one year relationship. (As … Continue reading
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Tagged astrology, dancing, Elvis, films, Hollywood, movies, musicals, past lives, relationships
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Prejudice Comes in Many Forms
Green Book (2018) I have to admit to having a bit of trepidation before watching this film on Netflix last night. For one thing, I knew there would be racial discrimination and even a little bit of violence, but I … Continue reading
Posted in history, reviews, showbusiness
Tagged 1960's, Deep South, films, Hollywood, humour, music, Oscar, pathos, prejudice, racial injustice, United States history
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The First Level of Existence After Death
Summerland (2020) We watched this film last night on Netflix. I knew the title had some spiritual significance. Alice is a reclusive writer, resigned to a solitary life on the seaside cliffs of Southern England while World War II rages … Continue reading
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Tagged belief systems, films, life after death, Pagan, the Summerland, Theosophy, Vikings
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Canadian, and Proud of It!
Drama, Canadian Style (from The Book of Unusual Knowledge) Most people know that William Shatner, Michael J. Fox and Mike Myers are Canadian. In fact, Canada has long been a great source of actors and entertainers, as this list shows. … Continue reading
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Tagged actors, actresses, Canadian, celebrity, films, Hollywood, stardom, television
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Did You Just Ask, “Sutton Who?”
The Dig (2021) Sometimes, you just have to ask yourself: how come I know about this, even though it happened in 1939? We watched The Dig last night on Netflix. The sense of deja vu was extreme, at least for … Continue reading
Posted in history, reviews, showbusiness, spirituality
Tagged ancient, Anglo Saxons, archeology, British, films, hidden treasure, WWII
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Did Daphne du Maurier Write “Rebecca” to Document Herself?
Rebecca (2020) I am not a fan of “Gothic” romances, or films. But this latest film version of the 1938 classic, written by Dame du Maurier, is (seemingly) quite faithful to the story line. After a whirlwind romance in Monte … Continue reading
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Tagged astrology, books, films, good vs evil, Gothic, haunted house, haunting, old estates, parapsychology, personality disorders, psychology, United Kingdom, writing
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