Spiritual Cinema Circle Films for May, 2008
posted in Self Awareness |I figured all you folks out there who read my blog each week could use a short break from the series I’ve been writing about stress. I’d like to use this week’s posting to tell you about the wonderful lineup of films for May, 2008, (see the descriptions below) with the Spiritual Cinema Circle. This is a great time to think about joining me in this great program. It’s especially great because this is the month where we celebrate Mother’s Day. What a wonderful gift this could be for your Mom. Just think, fresh new films every month — that she can keep. This could be the gift that keeps on giving, month after month.
And just think — when Mom’s finished watching the films, she might even decide to share them with you!! Isn’t that a great deal.
I hope you’ll take a look at the offerings for May, 2008, and find out what an amazing program this is. Just click this button to learn more.
Here’s another thing to think about for any of you who have joined me in the Eckhart Tolle series of webinars on the Internet.
Here are the offerings for May, 2008 ….
Three-Fifty: This hilarious short film takes us into the world of two video store clerks who are tired of people arguing over late fees and a little nervous about keeping their customers loyal in the age of digital downloads.
Body and Soul; Diana and Kathy: In the most touching documentary the SCC has ever had the privilege to program, we meet Diana and Kathy, activists, best friends, two parts who make a whole. They met almost 40 years ago in a home for the physically and mentally challenged and have been taking care of each other ever since while fighting for rights for those with disabilities. You will never forget these two incredible women and the difference they’ve made on the planet.
Feathers to the Sky: Filmed in Uruguay, this beautiful short film depicts a young girl, living with her disabled grandfather, who is forced to sell `feathers’ (dyed marsh weeds) to support them both while she dreams of going to school with the other children in the village.
And, here is the feature film for May, 2008. Guarding Eddy. It’s a beautiful story and one that is sure to live in your heart and mind for some time.
Guarding Eddy: This touching feature is based on the true story of 18 year-old Eddy Patterson, an autistic sports fanatic who dreams of playing pro-basketball. After running away to Los Angeles, Eddy lands in a homeless shelter where he meets pro-player Mike Jeffreys, who had given up on his own dream of the NBA because of a knee injury. The two men teach each other important lessons while discovering real friendship and a rebirth of possibility in their lives. A beautiful story that reminds us that we all face our challenges no matter how talented we seem to be, and we can all use a little help to stay on track.
Just click on any of the photos for the films — or the banner below to learn more about how you can become a part of the Spiritual Cinema Circle for yourself, or as a gift for your Mom this Mother’s Day.
Thanks for letting me interrupt our regular weekly series. I’ll be back next week with our regular article. Don’t know if I’ve finished with stress yet, but I’ll sure come up with something healthy. Have a great week.
Be Well — and Be in Peace,
Ron Rink
