What the bleep do we know

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Sat Nam all,

 

Dharma,

 

The movie was excellent , I give it two thumbs up . You are right there is so

much involved in the movie you can not really explain it unless you see it . I

was really impressed with Ramtha and what she had to say , towards the end of

the movie I started to cry a bit . It is one of those movies you could see more

than one time , I am sure you would find something you missed the first time

seeing it .

 

At the very beginning of the movie I started to think about this book I had read

last year and still read to on occasions. I am sorry I can not explain it to

you and the group , but it like the movie you have to read it in order to talk

about it . It deals with all the quantum theories concerning creation, life and

most of all how God works . This book is about God and (his) hierarchy and how

they work with (in)humans . I do not know if you or any body else has read The

Book of Knowledge : The Keys of Enoch , by J.J Hurtak ISBN 0963450-3-5 . The

book should be read with an open mind and can appear to be scientific , but the

author states that it is not scientific . There is a lot of "quantum" stuff in

the book , it can be a bit confusing at times and some of the material you will

be familiar with . I think the web site is www.academyforfuturescience.com , if

that does not work try a google search for J.J Hurtak or the academy for future

science. There is a smaller version titled An Introduction to the keys of Enoch

which include selected chapters from the complete book . I thought I might

pass it on , if you feel inclined check out his web-site .

 

Thank you Dharma for passing it on to the group .

Peace & Love,

Guru Sadhana Seva kaur

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Sat Nam Sadhana Seva Kaur,

I am very glad you took the time to go see this movie...blind, (

www.whatthebleep.com/home ) on my recommendation, alone. It's a movie that will

resonate with anyone regardless of prior experience. It actually was sort of

therapeutic but not in the way that any of a number of other movies can be.

Yeah, the tears were there for me, too. They managed to bring all that wild,

conceptual stuff back to earth pretty well at the end. It was a VAST movie

touching full range of emotions. It was extremely hilarious at several points.

 

Sadhana Seva wrote:

 

> Sat Nam all,

> Dharam,

> The movie was excellent , I give it two thumbs up . You are right

> there is so much involved in the movie you can not really explain it

> unless you see it . I was really impressed with Ramtha and what she

> had to say , towards the end of the movie I started to cry a bit . It

> is one of those movies you could see more than one time , I am sure

> you would find something you missed the first time seeing it .

>

> At the very beginning of the movie I started to think about this book

> I had read last year and still read to on occasions. I am sorry I can

> not explain it to you and the group , but it like the movie you have

> to read it in order to talk about it . It deals with all the quantum

> theories concerning creation, life and most of all how God works .

> This book is about God and (his) hierarchy and how they work with

> (in)humans . I do not know if you or any body else has read The Book

> of Knowledge : The Keys of Enoch , by J.J Hurtak ISBN 0963450-3-5 .

> The book should be read with an open mind and can appear to be

> scientific , but the author states that it is not scientific . There

> is a lot of "quantum" stuff in the book , it can be a bit confusing at

> times and some of the material you will be familiar with .

 

 

I may have time to read it this winter. Is it a quick read? If someone made the

film version of it, I'd be on it staright away. Thanks, at any rate.

 

Wahe Guru,

Dharam Singh

Millis, MA