After 'lost', I Never Need To Take

Facing The Darkness, Admitting The Pain, Allowing The Pain To Be Pain, Is Never Easy. This Is Why Courage - Big-heartedness - Is The Most Essential Virtue On The Spiritual Journey. But If We Fail To Let Pain Be Pain - And Our Entire Patriarchal Culture Refuses To Let This Happen - Then Pain Will Haunt Us In Nightmarish Ways. We Will Become Pain's Victims Instead Of The Healers We Might Become.

A Civilization Built On Dualism And War Within And Between Persons, One That Puts Its Most Creative Minds And Its Best Engineers To Sadistic Work Building More And More Destructive Weapons, Is No Civilization At All. It Needs A Radical Transformation From The Heart Outwards. It Needs To Outgrow And Outlaw War Just As In The Last Century It Outlawed Slavery. The Human Race Has Outgrown War, But It Hardly Knows It Yet.

Filmmaking Is Always Sort Of Building A Mosaic Of This Arc Of What The Character Is Going Through.

I Turn A Lot Of Stuff Down - Big, Big Movies, The Kind I Wouldn't Want To Go To The Cinema To See.

I'm Really Enjoying The Process Of Learning To Fly. How It Will Fit Into My Life Down The Road - I'm Looking Forward To Discovering That.