I actually read that book quite a few years ago, when it first came out, I think. I’m excited to see it on screen, and now that I checked out that link, I’m going to have to get the soundtrack, too . . . =)

Thanks for reminding me that this came out — I think between this and K-L’s recommendations, it’s time to heat some oil for popcorn!

Sweetwater,
Kenton

Thank you for your words. Most wonderfully put =) And I’m quite excited about the movies. I don’t watch a lot, but I’ll be sure to check these two out! They look intensely interesting, and I hadn’t heard of either of them. I should really crawl out from under my rock once in a while . . .

Sweetwater,
Kenton

It is certainly interesting to look back at writings that we didn’t seem to ‘understand’ years ago, but which now seem perfectly clear. I’d suggest that your intuition is correct. Discovering the Now unveils the truth behind one of our most cherished illusions — that of linear time. But it also opens the doors to perceiving the nature of our other ‘foundation’ illusions, such as movement, self, and change. Once Now is perceived, these others are quick to follow, for each needs linear time to exist.

Thank you again for sharing your words about Now =)

Fondly,
Kenton