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What Are the Spiritual Messages in Avatar, the Movie?

My husband and I took our kids to see the movie Avatar during Winter break and we loved it so much we went back to see it again.

The reason why I loved the movie so much is because of one of its themes: "We are all one with each other, as well as with the animals, plants, trees and all of nature".

Here's a few examples of how this theme is demonstrated in the move:

The Na'Vi people live on a planet called Pandora. They can physically connect themselves to the consciousness of the animals and trees on their planet using tendrils at the end of their pony tails!

Meanwhile, the human scientists have discovered how to create physical bodies similar to that of the Na'Vis called Avatars. They have also invented a way for humans to connect consciously with these man-made, living, breathing, blue Na'Vi look-alikes and deposit them into the Na'Vi culture to mix and mingle with the natives for "research" purposes. To help visualize this, think The Matrix - but different.

Here's some other cool things about the Na'Vis:

They can hear the voices of their ancestors long gone and feel their spirit by literally plugging into the tree of voices.

It's also revealed that their planet has a network of trees which the Na'Vi can tap into and receive unlimited useful and life-saving data and information - a network which is more complex than the network of the human brain. This is yet another example of how the Na'Vi people are connected with each other, nature and their planet.

However, as you might suspect...the macho/military humans aren't interested in the so called "we are one with nature" sappiness and just want to steal the Na'Vis natural resources to save their dying earth no matter what the cost. (Yes, you can surely see another old, familiar theme emerging here: stealing the native's home right from under their feet.)

But still - like other human cultures both ancient and existing who live off the land and still hunt for their meals, the Na'Vi's senses are sharpened to survive in the forest. They remind me of the American Indians, the African tribes and the Australian aborigines with their rituals, skills and views of their world.

"I see you," is what they say to each other. Interpretation: "I see your soul. Your true essence. I see who you REALLY are." What a great message for kids and adults alike, although there's your typical fighting at the end.

Avatar The Movie: The authoritative off AVATAR (Part 3 of 3)

Avatar The Movie: The making off AVATAR (Part 3 of 3)



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What is the World Plot? Is it the Same As the Avatar Movie?

All the world's a stage

And all the men and women merely players.

They have their exits and their entrances

And one man in his time plays many parts.

Shakespeare

Consider Shakespeare's famous lines that the world is but a stage. Then it follows there must be a plot and starring roles for each of us as players.

What is Most Popular Plot For Last Few Millennium?

Look at the most popular plot of any era and any civilization, the one all people rave about and flock to star in. The titles of the movies, the plays, the books may all be different but the story line almost always amounts to: Goodness Triumphs Over Evil. This show has run for the last few millennium, and not only in the cinemas and theatres of the world, but in our homes, no matter how grand or humble hey may be.

What is Underlying Theme of Every Drama?

Go back as far as you want to the first written words in the Indian Vedas, the Upanishads, and you will detect this plot carefully recorded. Indeed, in all religious scriptures, including the Bible and the Koran, you will find the same story line. From the ancient tales that are passed down orally by priests and shamans to modern-day morals, the struggle between good and evil is the underlying theme of every drama and every school of thought throughout the world. All deal with warding off and defeating evil.

Plot Not Restricted to Movie Avatar

Whilst any Hollywood movie, television show, Broadway play or novel is a variation of this plot, violent emotions, hate, jealousy, and envy are not restricted to the world of the Steven Spielberg's or James Cameron's Avatar. Unfortunately, this same story line results in criminal statistics, civil wars and in the history of armed conflicts between countries from Nero to Napoleon, from Hitler to Saddam Hussein, to Osama Bin Laden. The plot fills our asylums and drives people to therapy sessions, bulimia and suicide

Rest Assured Another Sequel Will Follow

Even though life and fiction are full of different dramatic situations, the underlying plot is almost always Goodness Triumphs Over Evil. Should one book or movie end with the bad guys in charge, you can rest assured that another sequel will follow in which the hero wins the day.

Live Happily Ever After

In the movies, on stage and in books, the credits roll across the screen, the curtain comes down, and the book ends. We never see how the protagonists actually live Happily Ever After once the excitement is gone, but it is our hope to live in bliss as well eventually.

Real World Is The Same

The real world out there works in much the same way. The game is rigged. We are not quite the independent agents that we flatter ourselves to be. Time and again we catch ourselves making the same mistakes over and over again. We follow the script, whether we are aware of it or no. We play the roles, and with good reason, or so it seems. We all want to be happy, full of smiles and joy. So it is the happy end that we are after. The hope for that reward keeps us toeing the line.

This script is acted out behind every kitchen sink and in every bedroom in the entire world. It is the manner in which each of us deals with our relationships whether we are ready to admit it or not. Wherever two or more people get together and conflict arises, be it at a picnic, around the campfire, in the sleek boardroom or in front of a dusty conveyor belt the plot is being played out. Of course, you would never say your partner is evil maybe, but bad, yes. The battle is really between two people trying to prove each are innocent, and the other one is the bad guy...classic, century after century.

You are a Duality Also

Just imagine for a while that there is some good and some bad in everybody on this planet, including you. After all, this world full of dualities - night and day, light and dark, positive and negative. Why could you not be a duality also? Imagine that therefore the script you are handed at birth for your own personal growth is the same as for everyone else. You and all other human avatars in the world are to discover the good within you and develop it until you are strong enough to face the evil within you, and triumph over it. Will you win for long? Of course not, as you dark or evil side will use your own force against you, to triumph over you. And when you are going down again for the last time, maybe you will muster up the strength and go for it one more time.

Thirty-Six Variations to the Plot

There have to be some variations and adaptations; otherwise you probably would not want to play on the world stage of planet Earth for very long. You would probably get bored and go look for another game. But once you understand this plot, it can be really exciting, quite an adrenaline booster if you play it consciously.

Actually there are thirty six adaptations and variations to this plot, which are mixed and matched to keep you fully engaged, playing the game with all your might. For now, really grasp that every conflict you have ever had centers around this one basic world plot, Goodness Triumphs Over Evil.

A New Conversation With Men - How the Blockbuster Movie, Avatar Relates to the Men's Movement

For as long as I can remember I have always had a passion for movies. What began as a source of pure entertainment has now evolved into a philosophical and spiritual exercise in personal growth and awareness. I have come to recognize that movies are simply metaphors for life and when viewed from this perspective they can provide lessons and insights that assist us in discovering who we really are. This is the perspective from which I view movies. I see them as an opportunity to learn about myself and the world around me. I consider them to be divine teaching tools that challenge me to become a better human being. With my love of movies, I find it somewhat surprising that I have not written many reviews about them so I wanted to take this opportunity to share my interpretation of the latest blockbuster movie Avatar.

I can sum up the movie in one simple word. "MAGICAL" It really isn't just a movie, it's a visual and spiritual experience that has redefined going to the movies. From the very beginning to the climactic ending I was mesmerized by the pure beauty of the entire production. As a huge fan of computer generated imagery and science fiction,I was absolutely blown away by this film. Words can not come close to describing how technologically beautiful Avatar truly is. This movie has raised the bar and will be the standard through which future movies will be judged.

Of course it takes more than fancy computer generated graphics to make a great movie and this is another reason why I love this movie so much. The story works on so many different levels that it challenged me to really think about it's message and it's meaning. The primary message that I came away with is that this movie is symbolic of the transformation of men in society. Let me explain.

In the story, humans have traveled to a distant planet called Pandora. The planet has a very rare mineral called unobtanium that is needed to help save the earth. On Pandora, the natives are called the Na'vi people and they are ten foot tall blue colored humanoid type aliens. To help them secure the mineral, scientist develop a way to "grow" Na'vi people (Avatars) in a special facility and then they can connect human beings to a machine that allows them to transfer their spirits into the Avatar bodies which were developed in the lab. This allows humans to remote control the man-made Avatars on the planet using only their minds.

The primary character is Jake Sully who is a paralyzed former marine who volunteers to go to the planet to help retrieve the unobtanium after his brother is killed. His job is to use his Avatar body to become friends with the Na'vi people in hopes that he can convince them to move so that humans can extract large quantities of the rare mineral from their homeland. (I don't want to spoil the movie so if you haven't seen it yet you might want to skip the rest of this blog until you do.)

So Jake begins as a spy but he meets and falls in love with one of the Na'vi people named Neytiri and all of a sudden his priorities change and he decides to help the Na'vi instead of hurt them. That's a quick synopsis and I really don't want to give away the entire story so now I would like to share my insights and interpretation of the film.

First of all I liked James Cameron's choice of selecting a paraplegic former marine as the main character. What this symbolized for me was the fact that most men are "wounded" in our society and completely unaware of this fact. Most of us have some unresolved emotional conflict that keeps us from being our authentic self and this character really symbolized this point for me. In the movie, not only is Jake paralyzed from the waist down he is also grieving the loss of his brother who was killed in combat.

As the movie progresses, Jake is taught the ways of the Nav'i people and his heart begins to soften as he is exposed to the spiritual lifestyle of the Navi. He is taught how everything in nature is connected and that he should have reverence for all things. He is mesmerized by the incredible beauty of the planet and his relationship with Neytiri deepens as she teaches him to be more open to the beauty of the world around him.

Initially his love interest calls him stupid and naive but as he learns the way of the Na'vi she recognizes that he has a ""strong heart" which she finds very attractive and eventually she falls in love with him.

One of the most moving parts of the film is the expression "I See You". It is based on the Sanskrit word "Namaste" which means "the divine in me acknowledges the divine in you". In the movie it is used as a term of endearment which expresses that the person sees you and your true essence. As Jake is introduced to the way of the Na'vi, he begins to embrace all of the beauty around him and he develops a deep sense of reverence and respect for the environment and the people in it. Because of the love and guidance he receives from Neytiri he learns to open his heart and fall in love. Not only did he fall in love with Neytiri, he fell in love with the forest and the Na'vi people.

This is true transformation. He learned to open his heart and share his spirit. As the movie moves to it's climactic ending there is a scene in which Jake is transported back to his human body out of his Avatar form. When he does, he begins to suffocate because of the air on the planet. To save him, Neytiri locates his human body and gives him a gas mask that saves his life. This is the first time that she actually sees him in his human form but her heart recognizes him immediately as she calls him "my Jake". As he wakes up from almost suffocating he looks at her and says "I See You". As she caresses him in her arms she begins to weep and says "I See You" which for me symbolized that she loves the true essence of who he is and they were both expressing their authentic love for one another. They were true soul mates in every way.

I loved this scene! In summary, Avatar is a story of male transformation. It is the story of men learning to come to grips with how disconnected we sometimes feel and it provides us with an opportunity to reconnect.

The time has come for men to learn to heal their hearts and become authentic men. When they do this, they will experience what it truly means to be a loving, caring spiritually connected male. This transformation will allow men to experience the beauty of being alive and will provide the foundation for them to create loving relationships and passionate lives. This is the only way that we will see a reduction in the 50% divorce rate that currently plagues our society.

This is my intention with A New Conversation With Men. I am creating a resource for any man who is courageous enough to discover who they really are. My hope is that men use this resource to begin their own journey of transformation and eventually they will follow Jake's example in connecting with his authentic self and finding the woman of his dreams.

If you have not seen Avatar yet, run, don't walk to your local theater and check it out.

You'll be glad you did!

I See You!

Avatar - The Game Review - Is it As Good As the Movie?

James Cameron's Avatar surpassed all expectations to become the highest grossing movie of all time. It surpassed his own Titanic movie which he made ten years ago to take the top spot. As with every other blockbuster movie, a video game tie-in is almost mandatory. Avatar: The Game is an interesting game that isn't quite as good as the movie, but it has some interesting features worth mentioning.

The first thing you'll notice about this game is how rich the environment is. The majority of the game takes place on the planet Pandora, a lush forest with colorful creatures and floating mountains. The game is actually a prequel of the movie. Although many of the supporting characters are included and even voice acted by their real-life counterparts, the main characters from the film are nowhere to be found. Instead, you will play as a man named Abel Ryder, a new recruit for the military team on Pandora.

Early in the game, you are forced to make a choice. You must choose whether you want to fight on the side of the humans or on the side of the Na'vi. Interestingly, the game then splits into two completely separate gaming experiences depending on what you choose, so it is almost like getting two games for the price of one.

If you choose to fight on the side of the humans, the rest of the game will play mostly like a 3rd person shooter. It can be pretty fun running around the forest with a flame thrower and a machine gun. If you choose to fight for the Na'vi, the rest of the game will be more like a platform action game. You can run around on the tree tops, fight off the enemies with knives and clubs, and even fly through the air on a flying dragon.

The coolest aspect of this game is that it is one of the first games to be created in full 3D. If you happen to have a 3D television, then this will be one of the most immersive game experiences you've ever had. It is mesmerizing to walk through the colorful jungle in stereoscopic view while bullets literally whiz by your head. If you've got a friend with a 3D television, it is worth it to bring your system over to his house to play.

There are some slight drawbacks to the game. The foremost complaint is that many of the missions are remedial and tedious. There is a lot of simple item-collecting. The storyline is also fairly sparse, and it presumes that you have seen the movie. If you've never seen Avatar, you'll probably be wondering what's going on and why you should care.

Overall, Avatar is a good game that is worth checking out for its graphics alone. It's also a must buy if you are an Avatar fan and want to explore the world and stories of this universe even further. It should hold you over until James Cameron's book comes out.

'Avatar: Movie' - New Extended HD Trailer

Avatar the Movie - New Extended HD Trailer.....James Cameron's epic motion picture, Avatar - in theatres December 18th worldwide. Starring Sam Worthington, Sigourney Weaver, Michelle Rodriguez, Zoe Saldana, Giovanni Ribisi, Stephen Lang.



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