Victor Ong: Unitarian Universalist

CELEBRATING POSITIVITY IN LIFE. FOR BEAUTY, SUCCESS AND LOVE.

Love freely, give freely

Love freely, give freely
"The Free-Love Flag: please take care of your friends"

Appreciated #5

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Interesting...!

Film
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

"Films are cultural artifacts created by specific cultures, which reflect those cultures, and, in turn, affect them. Film is considered to be an important art form, a source of popular entertainment, and a powerful method for educating -or indoctrinating- citizens. The visual elements of cinema give motion pictures a universal power of communication; some movies have become popular worldwide attractions, by using dubbing or subtitles that translate the dialogue."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Movies

bolloxe on Yahoo! Answers: "If a film is directed right it will show how the director perceives human emotion and interaction. It is his way of showing a new way that the human animal can adapt and cope with a new set of stimuli. This is why certain people claim to "have connected" or to have "got so much from it" after watching a film. By presenting their vision of human emotional and physical dexterity the watcher can gather a new insight into methods of dealing with the world."

christworkshop on Yahoo! Answers: "I found there are messages in many movies. They can help you along life's paths so that you won't go in the opposite direction. Some movies show a lot a wickedness in women and men and you don't want to fall in that trap either. So it is some benefit in movies, even the soap operas."


Why do we watch movies?

Jenni on Yahoo! Answers
1. to escape our own lives for a few hours, and not have to deal with our problems
2. to watch other people's lives fall apart
3. with cheerful movies, we like the happy endings and we like to think that we'll have one too
4. to be entertained! especially with comedies. it's fun just to sit there and be able to laugh
5. for adventure/action. we lack it in our own lives, so we go to watch it instead.



bridgeotw3 on Yahoo! Answers
I watch movies to:
1. Get away from it all.
2. Learn something.
3. Laugh with some friends.
4. Bonding with friends/family.







Earth: a blue planet, a beautiful planet, but a dangerous planet under constant attack from enemies who want it for themselves. Luckily there is a force: a powerful force, dedicated to protecting mankind. They are the Power Rangers! [Video: Jetix; BVS]



An awesome picture of an Iban girl in traditional costume. Off a postcard I bought at a shop in Sarawak Plaza.

[Image: Albert Teo; Sabah Handicraft Centre] Click on image to enlarge.




My friend Iris Quek, who reads at Laselle-SIA College of the Arts: "Had dinner at the Expo. Some inter-religious event thingy. Was horrendously long. We sat from 6:45pm to 10pm. Yawnz... Just got home not long. Mom went super hyper and she started tying my hair......Going to wash up! Nitez to all" [Photo: Quek Xin Zi Iris Samantha]




[Image (left): BVS] I invested an entire morning thinking up awesome ideas for not one, but 3 Power Rangers movies. Kinda like a trilogy. When I grow up, I hope that my business will generate the finances and manpower needed to re-introduce the Rangers like how Marvel brought Spiderman and The Hulk to the silver screen. The titles I have in mind are:







1. Power Rangers: Chaos in Sanaria
2. Power Rangers: Keeping the Peace
3. Power Rangers: Harmony Restored

I cannot divulge the storylines right now, but if you were to drop me an e-mail (ong3victor@yahoo.co.jp), we could discuss at length.

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I don't know much, but I know I must do these things:

1) Meet the needs and desires of my friends
2) Don't belittle people, but find ways to uplift them
3) Solve people's problems, walk into their lives; don't condemn them and leave them to dirt
4) Save people from danger
5) Support medical work to build a safer world, and use natural remedies more often
6) Explore my sexuality and be aware of its potential. Encourage everyone to do the same.
7) Rejoice when people are happy doing things that they love and that aren't harmful or damaging
8) Let children learn lots and lots of things, and teach them to be kind, sweet, gentle and honest
9) Don't hurt or harm people in any way, unless you have to stop them hurting or harming other people
10) Use tact, sweetness and logic in solving conflicts and disputes
11) Be thoughtful, kind and considerate; let love go around and come around. Don't make people hate life.
12) I have loads to learn from others, so I must be humble, teachable and patient. Arrogance and an exuberant ego ain't love.
13) Listen to and follow advice that is meant to sustain you and provide for your own good
14) There is pain and suffering in this world, because we do loads of foolish things, do not love each other enough, do not love the planet enough
15) Science has the answers, but we wield it stupidly. We should be more careful.
16) Sustain life, don't snuff it
17) Work hard, run the economy and take care of the environment so that love and sex can persist

...and last but not least...

18) I have a Maker (a Creator) and I'm here for a purpose: to meet someone else's needs. Each person has this sort of purpose.
19) I'm looking for the true 'God', and
20) I am a sexual being, and so is everyone else, girl and boy.

ARIGATO. ^.^

[Above text ("I don't know much, but I know...+ 20 points") published as NAR; uncredited use permitted.]


Meeting our needs, fulfilling our desires

Meeting our needs, fulfilling our desires
Make love, not war, and the world'll be a better place
An it harm none, do as you will; an it cause harm, do as you must. (Source: Wiccan Rede, variation)

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