Many individuals are drawn to radio, television and movies who would never open a self-help book, or seek an alternative product. By the resonance of my voice, as much as what I say, I'm able to send a tone and a vibration that reminds anyone who is listening, or viewing, of their higher spiritual nature. It doesn't look spiritual, it looks like entertainment. The soul body, or our capacity to be at the core level of the self, knows a deeper and lasting truth of who we are, always. When we get caught in the drama, chaos, and identification of everyday living, that greater capacity remains silent and still.
Entertainment can awaken, or conversely, deaden access to that greater capacity.
Metaphors within the films and theater we see, the radio we listen to and our attraction to the actors themselves reveal the collective unconscious mind, as well as our personal identification, positive or negative to the imagery. For example, the film Chocolat may move us to consider what is possible in love, opening our heart center. Gladiator and Russell Crowe can bring the warrior alive in each of us, and give us a larger perspective of struggle, slavery, and surrender in circumstances out of our control. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon blends the mystical, the warrior and love, with a traditional Eastern ending love unfulfilled. Benecio del Toro is a real life triple Pisces who exudes romance and strength in Traffic.