LA screening

TM doesn't need to be "exposed." Nothing does. People need to wake up, one at a time, and take their own time to experience and evaluate things without having opinions shoved down their throats and following them like sheep.

I tried TM in 1978 and after one year simply, quietly moved on from that without making a fuss and damning it publicly. I mean, following a critic of TM is the same as following a preacher of TM. There is no way to learn and grow other than listening to your own instincts, making your own mistakes (without which there can be no real learning), and then taking your own next step.

So my take on this film is (1) I wouldn't have gone as far as the director did before quitting TM (all those silly costumes), (2) I wouldn't put up with the on-off relationship with that girl who loves to get excited about things then runs off to NY again and again, (3) I wouldn't put $100,000,000 into something so ethereal so easily, and (4) bless them all, they are all exploring their own path, as I am, as David is, as we all are - and we all have fuses of different lengths.

BTW the film is now available online here:

http://www.realeyz.tv/en/david-wants-to-fly.html

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