Lost and Universal Consciousness

[Megame23 Profile]

So Lost had its finally last night, and it was truly a masterpiece.

Many people talk about ideas of a universal consciousness. I have believed for a while now, that every person knows at least to some extent right from wrong. And that these morals can be shown to us, by connecting to that universal consciousness. I believe that we are here in this life to work to make ourselves better, and to make our world better.

What lost is truly about is the characters involved. Not the mysterious island itself, but the journey that these people go through. The characters go through incredible redemptive story arcs, and in the end are all much better people than when they started.

Eventually they all die, and move on together, to whatever is next. But only after a life of hard work, battles with evil, refection, and redemption.

I have always had a great love for film, and I believe that film and television can have give just as much to the world as music and literature. So much philosophy, meaning, and love can be put into a film project. And the collaborative effort involved truly makes it an incredible type of art.

I believe Lost's collaboration was able to tap into the universal consciousness to help show the world these ideas I have discussed. It was truly a beautifully written masterpiece.

This is what the world should be. No exclusive ideas, a truly all inclusive effort of everyone, to better themselves and the world. Working together, rather than casting each other down with self-righteous hate.

I know i went a lot of places with this... But i have a lot on my mind, and if you just open your eyes you can see its all connected.

[Megame23 Profile]

Did no one else watch this? There was also a stained glass window with the 5 major religion's symbols, and then the wheel of time, associated often with Nostradamus and such.

The entire thing was flowing with beautiful symbolism.

[Bayonetta Profile]

Absolutely appreciate the suggestions of your perception, and remaining in accordance to the appreciation of it reflects what can be taken from it more than the alternative presented by the friction of choosing to only see what one disagrees with..
yes that series was fantastic and had a whole lot more to give, in respect to the true purpose of art oppose to the forced commercialism of what it has fallen to today....and by all means can be viewed in the awareness of the timeline of our own consciousness as timely correct...the art gives of itself something that is appropriate for the time we are experiencing now but for some reason; I feel, we are pulled away from the gift of possibilities it brings in offering….if you had not taken an intrest in that program the thought of which you had just expressed would not have surfaced here in this moment.
There seems to be present also the opposition to such seeds of thought that are all too clear in the amount of intake of distraction...a distraction firmly connected to our physical existences that keeps the spiritual and it’s properties of growth faded into the background...example….a tribe of Amazonian Indians disconnected from the ‘created’ troubles of our ‘created’ world of knowing feels not the weight that we impose on ourselves….they walk around naked with no need for the skin of designer cloths of which we have become so attach to as definitive to our character when perceived by other individuals…we have given a small portion of our belief to an external creation that replaces our skin and places the flesh in the position of where the soul should exist, pertaining to the experience of life….the Amazonian skin is his/her cloth and the souls importance is positioned differently than our own…this might be just a tiny component to their balancing with nature oppose to the imbalance we are currently experiencing with our own..but yet when we look at them in magazines or programs the immediate label of ‘uncivilized’ is applied when defining them..
…it's an intriguing dilemma that any exploration of such an existence is confined to a conditioned response an thought process that firmly denies, any immersion, by simplistic usage of these type of labeling...limitations and boundaries solidified by the repeating of words that distract one from the importance of the exploration....the same can be applied on a larger scale like this oil leak in the ocean …it almost feels intentional..like Harold Hudini displaying just how much he has mastered the art of distraction, the more drastic and detrimental the distraction the more attention given while it seems that something else is going on that’s is glimpsed by the connection of our ‘universal conscious’ connection, but is capitalized upon by the distraction…ie…’change’ was the alchemic word repeated when ‘we’ felt the need for it, but instead of receiving it we were tricked back into the illusion by it’s repetitive usage by the masters of the distraction that are quite aware to the presence of the components of our existence that causes the shifts …already forgotten by the procurance of constant distractions.
There seems to be two streams pulling at us trying to direct a universal choice that must be made …a simple example can be found in the comparison of shaping perception between two programs like ‘Lost’ and “American Idol”….both offer two different paths when choosing to absorb and apply….unfortunately the ‘American Idol’ is currently tipping the scale in its associative links to its purpose and creation…whereas the concept of what ‘Lost’ presents becomes too difficult a subject matter for most to consider …not recognizing the limitations set by ignoring what it tries to implements; not as a belief, but more as food for thought…that ultimately feels better as to the direction of humanities focus….

I’ve written too much…and this point the labels have become like water on the wind shield…I’m happy that you chose to express your thought…your post represents the open minds that still exist in this world and ones not afraid of the worthwhile immersion oppose to those that are too afraid of what they might be labeled if they expressed what they really thought…it probabally is part of the design for sights like these to harness such thoughts here, where they can be easily controlled collected to a confined data base, instead of out there amongst each other where it really counts…it’s probably why there is the lack of true action to our current dilemmas because we’ve opted for the false safety of hidden identity when it comes to the freedom of thought and expression.

Lost , in the end was a great injection...agreed.

[Demobe Profile]

So Lost had its finally last night, and it was truly a masterpiece.

Many people talk about ideas of a universal consciousness. I have believed for a while now, that every person knows at least to some extent right from wrong. And that these morals can be shown to us, by connecting to that universal consciousness. I believe that we are here in this life to work to make ourselves better, and to make our world better.

What lost is truly about is the characters involved. Not the mysterious island itself, but the journey that these people go through. The characters go through incredible redemptive story arcs, and in the end are all much better people than when they started.

Eventually they all die, and move on together, to whatever is next. But only after a life of hard work, battles with evil, refection, and redemption.

I have always had a great love for film, and I believe that film and television can have give just as much to the world as music and literature. So much philosophy, meaning, and love can be put into a film project. And the collaborative effort involved truly makes it an incredible type of art.

I believe Lost's collaboration was able to tap into the universal consciousness to help show the world these ideas I have discussed. It was truly a beautifully written masterpiece.

This is what the world should be. No exclusive ideas, a truly all inclusive effort of everyone, to better themselves and the world. Working together, rather than casting each other down with self-righteous hate.

I know i went a lot of places with this... But i have a lot on my mind, and if you just open your eyes you can see its all connected.

absolutely astonishing megame23.i made a topic about lost yesterday. only the way u explaind it is mutch more greater


it made me also think.
why does the end of lost serie make sense. is it cos we all are easily to manipulate

or because deep down inside we all know the truth.
but not ready to face it yet. some dose and some dosent. when you have near death experience then also but its hard to remember
afraid to let go.

and about the symbolism

lucidlemondrop a member: made me think of something
he sed: I see it as enough to promote the idea that there is some kind of universal law that must make available a truth before it actualizes?

heres the big question why??? mind blowing

just can get my head around it

but any way awesome topic megame23

[Reinaul Profile]

im going to miss that serie ..


See you in another life, brother!

[Passengerpidgin Profile]

tv and needing entertainment are bad for your brain and your creativity. Here's my rule of thumb: if it's mainstream, it's crap, and it's specifically designed to take you nowhere. all mainstream media is focused on promoting mediocrity. look at yourself and see if they were successful... There is no good television. all of it puts your brain into beta wave state and allows you to be programmed by big brother.

The really sad part about this is that the lesson that you found may be written into the Lost series (I am proud to say that I wouldn't know), but these lessons are learned through living life. You may have learned the same lesson by spending time on building a community, but with the tv, you get none of the benefit- just mediocrity.

I'm not against art, I'm a literature student, for crying out loud. For the most part, information, ideas, formats, and publishing are pretty tightly controlled areas. Books are the primary conveyor of culture before tv. The printed word is the conveyor of culture to the literate. The same is true of books as it is of television- if it is made for public consumption, then it is stripped of any semblance of truth and usefulness. For example, Dafoe's robinson crusoe was 18th century europe's Die Hard and Avatar, and it promoted racism and conquest of indiginous peoples by accusing them of cannibalism.

I know that is just an awful rant, but maybe you can get something out of it. The world wont change until you realize that you are submitting yourself to programming. I think the key is just to get away from it and start thinking for yourself. Ask the appropriate questions. Maybe you will even come up with your own answers, which you could, in turn share with the rest of humanity. I would rather hear them from you than the television. Good Luck!

[Mushroom Profile]

I watched the last episode.. I thought it was crap.

[Kingz Profile]

I watched the last episode.. I thought it was crap.

I tend to agree... check the other Lost topic, there were som nice discussions and theory's out there:

finished-the-serie-lost-warning-spoiler-t22852.html?hilit=lost

[Iamcare Profile]

Define 'masterpeice'.

I know we're hardly into T.V. reviews here but to me that show was a convoluted peice of shit that could have been wrapped up in about 3 seasons at the very most. Worst of all from what I hear the last episode answered nothing. From the middle of the 2nd season onwards it always struck me as a badly contructed, filler-ridden mess that he was literally making up as he went along. If he was, he didn't pull it off, if he had the whole thing written down and worked out before starting it, then whoever commisioned it didn't read the script.

My worry is that when a man comes along with 3 decent shows and 2 reasonably watchable movies in quick sucession, and gets the kind of idol worshipping from the professional 'critics/whores' Abrahms has received, it simply signals theres a new disinformation agent on the scene, who the mainstream will lap up as he leads them like the pied piper over the cliff of numbing inevitabiliy. Remember Oliver Stone? I also find it suspicious that Fringe, Flashforward and Lost, all shows Abrahms is/was involved in revolve around particular technologies (Time travel, crossing universes) which smacks to me of someone who has been given an idea and then been told "now go and write t.v.shows about it" As any viewer of the x-files or star trek will verify, it's generally not long before these technologies/ideas make an appearence in the real world.
For example the looking glass machine, featured in countless films such as Contact, Event Horizon, Minority Report etc. Take a look and you'll see they're all based around the same gyroscopic looking glass machine Andrew Bastiago, Al Bielek, Phil Corso and countless other MK utlra whistleblowers have talked about.

Admittedly "Fringe" is pretty good. Ex-Nazi double agent scientists setting up trials on children that end up venturing into LSD induced alternate universes, the unlocking of Genetic abilities and psycho-kenetia in certain pre-disposed children. He even put's Monarch and Mark Ultra references all over the place for the keen eyed. But the fact remains that none of these people would be allowed to get so big if they were'nt playing into exactly what the co-intel pro community wants, which is dis-information, which fringe is also full of.

At least Tim Kring apologised when Heroes inevitably went shit.