Purest Goodness

Rating: Null/10 (10 August 2017)

I want to take a moment to speak about a special film to me; one that is supremely underrated by the public. A film that has been pre- judged on it's mainstream merit, yet, if one looks with their eyes wide open, mind open, they will see the profundity and goodness here.
Avatar
For me, I believe Avatar has the ability to heal people.
The Avatar world is as ours should be; the Na'vi world is as ours should be
All connected, a universe of one; goodness The dreams of all philosophers and wise sayers
I connected with this film ferociously; for me it is a living organism
"One life ends, another begins"
The film is magic, a unique atmosphere shrouds the film in a mystical mist. The feeling is..something special. It is gazing upon a unseen world; a world so, so long in the making; a world of pure passion, pursuit; a wholly happy world, happy.
Such feeling.
"Just another dumb grunt going somewhere he'll regret"
For, Avatar is so profound in it's function, in it's presentation of it's worlds and themes. The film is an allegory on war, power; first-world countries against lesser, third-world countries; though these countries are rich in truthfulness, and spirit
Hope, humanity
It is a devastating and passionate fight against power Hateful, capitalist power Unsustainable power Madness power, pure greed The kind of power that destroys worlds; this is no different from our world
There is such purity in the film
The Avatar represents the soul...the pure soul, the freedom we believe in, the goodness we believe in Pure
Reflections
These thoughts are shown through it's characters; Jake says..gain the trust of these countries, then betray them Brutal
"Doctors telling me what I couldn't do"
One could see the venture for Jake as something completely profound, though it's easy to see not to His journey and entering into another world is a power, powerful, powerful leap into cathartic experience; his brother gone. He will take these intensive experience, and transform to higher consciousness The abstract sequences shows the travelling of realms in the mind
His rebirth
Pandora is the paradise, the afterlife
Now we can venture into the cinematic experience itself Huge creatures amass the screen; pure cinematic spectacle There is excitement afoot, a journey; something occurs, something huge..
Spiritual
The Na'vi lead some beautiful, innocent lives; pure existence. Natural. Lives that humans could take from so very much; it's needed. They live the life humans could never reach.
They are spiritual, good They see the flow of earth through all things; a consciousness with the earth; we are not separate
"Mother Nature" A network of energy flows
There are scenes of utter transcendence The flying scene..extraordinary, beautiful
"Out there is the true world"
Jake Sully understands that that world is real, what we should reach, what we should attain; he realizes the greedy corporate world is not truthful, it is not us; we live in lies; we don't live to our potential for humanity
"When you're sitting on what people want, they make you your enemy; then it's justified"
What a profoundly resolute statement. That statement sums up the world. There. How many times have powerful huge governments decided a country is the enemy? Like 1984, they can power this on the whim; sheep will follow, all will fall in line... The country is now their enemy; absolute comparisons with disgusting media and government, in our world, creating lies to gain what they desire, whatever the human cost, with people blindly following
Yet here, in Na'vi land, it is all feeling; the beauty of life and it's workings
I find the film a ferocious cry against media, government Where is trust?
The James Horner scenes, one where Home Tree is attacked, and where the other battle happens are...
Heavenly beauty and sadness
The balance of the world is lost, such as here
The rage Sully shows in his battle shows an utter, pure, pure anger at humanity, at greed, at power; at all wrong in the world. The way he grits his teeth, and shouts and screams.... Harrowing
Terror The colonel represents perfectly our world of greed and power, easily; a pure destructive force of greediness
Avatar is life as a dream; their world is one we all love and wish for; it represents our innermost desires for transcendence
Avatar is not a film It is the purest of goodness, the philosophy of the Universe of one The astonishing good The goodness is all represented in Jake's heart-breaking power of speech; 'Why do they think they can take land that is not theirs?' What gives anyone to right to destroy others, to destroy earth? It goes against the fabric of humanity, of Mother Nature, of the world, of the universe Ugly machinery and power
We are all shaped by those we meet; They become us As so in Avatar
It is the closest we have reached to truth, transcendence.......