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One of the things I felt while watching the film, is that close family ties, of mothers and sons, and man and woman in particular, are important to our spiritual selves. In Buddhist life, not much attention is paid to this, and in Osho’s teaching, he holds that family ties are unimportant, except that he said about himself that he had spent various past lives with different people.

But I think the people we spend our lives with definitely leave traces in our spiritual selves. In a way the film slightly reminded me of Michael Newton’s book Journey of Souls, which was less bound to ideas of the psychic body, but had some similar thoughts about families of souls.

@Jeroen said:
My stepfather was taken to the hospital by ambulance this morning after suffering a stomach bleed overnight…

Excuse my absence, and my asking... How are things?

Went for a skinny dip two days in a row...

It's so calming just watching the waves/thoughts come ,say their piece, then depart.