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Mr. Green in the night before

ajhayesajhayes Pema Jinpa Dorje Northern Michigan Veteran
edited March 2017 in Mindfulness

In the movie "the night before" there is something I find very profound. It is the character named Mr Green that does a finger clap motion and asks "are you living in the present?" For some reason I really dig this scene and I think it is telling us to be mindful of the small things that are right in front of us.

Or I could be crazy.

Anyone else see this movie and thimk of that or something related?

Comments

  • lobsterlobster Crusty Veteran

    You could be crazy. I don't get that impression. Sounds a useful insight. I have not seen the movie BUT for example in the film, 'Ghost Dog', the opening scene is one of pure urban mindfulness to my mind ...

    In other words being inspired or finding something of profound significance may be a balanced insight, which is what your observation sounds like. It sounds good.

    BUT if prone to 'crazy', undisciplined, unskilful delusions and unhealthy ignorance ... that is not to be encouraged in ourselves or others ...

    Vigilance. Health. Balance. Wisdom. Iz dharma plan.

  • HozanHozan Veteran
    edited March 2017

    Ghost Dog is one of my favourite films ever. Forrest Whitaker is brilliant in it. Love his voice readings from the Hagakure throughout

  • HozanHozan Veteran

    My favourite song from Ghost Dog soundtrack. Walking Through The Darkness

  • ajhayesajhayes Pema Jinpa Dorje Northern Michigan Veteran

    I'll have to check that out.

  • HozanHozan Veteran

    Hey @ajhayes well worth a watch. Peace and Quality my friend.

    ajhayes
  • HozanHozan Veteran

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