Re: Movie: What the Bleep Do We Know?

[Guest guest]

Joni,

I haven't seen this movie but have heard about it from some other lists I

used to be on. It sounds VERY interesting! I would love to see it but kinda

doubt it would ever come to my area

I've read a lot about how we create our own reality. And I believe it. The

problem I see with ME is trying to uncreate what I have created. And that is

what I'm trying to do now - but it is difficult. Changing the way I've been

thinking for years has been quite a journey!! This group has been a great help

on that journey.

Have a great day!!

In a message dated 11/7/04 11:55:23 AM Central Standard Time,

eproofreader@... writes:

> Hi everyone,

>

> I'm pretty new to the group and have greatly enjoyed reading all the

> postings.

>

> Yesterday I saw a movie called " What the Bleep Do We Know? " and I

> wondered if anyone else here had seen it. Its basic premise was that

> our thoughts create our reality, and its message was that changing our

> thought patterns could drive out the negative consequences of our

> " addictions " -- those being addictions not only to substances but to

> anger, fear, resentment, etc.

>

> The movie went into scientific theory (quantum physics) to explain how

> our body becomes chemically " wired " to respond negatively and how

> positive thinking can actually change the chemistry.

>

> I know I am simplifying the concepts but I am certainly no scientist.

> I was just struck by how the ideas I am reading here were put into a

> scientific perspective and wondered if anyone else had seen this movie

> and had a similar reaction.

>

> One of the scientists who spoke said that every morning he " created

> his day " -- that was a great take-away message for me.

>

> Joni

>

[Guest guest]

I never saw the movie, but I firmly believe in the concept of " Like begets

Like " . If you are negative, you will bring negative your way.

A book that I can suggest to you is MinThe Power of Your Subconscious Mind by

ph . Check out this book on Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0553583182/qid=1099882536/sr=2-1/ref=pd_k\

a_b_2_1/102-9918429-0496943

If you were interested in this concept from the movie, you will probably be

really intrigued reading the book.

Charlene

Joni wrote:

Hi everyone,

I'm pretty new to the group and have greatly enjoyed reading all the

postings.

Yesterday I saw a movie called " What the Bleep Do We Know? " and I

wondered if anyone else here had seen it. Its basic premise was that

our thoughts create our reality, and its message was that changing our

thought patterns could drive out the negative consequences of our

" addictions " -- those being addictions not only to substances but to

anger, fear, resentment, etc.

The movie went into scientific theory (quantum physics) to explain how

our body becomes chemically " wired " to respond negatively and how

positive thinking can actually change the chemistry.

I know I am simplifying the concepts but I am certainly no scientist.

I was just struck by how the ideas I am reading here were put into a

scientific perspective and wondered if anyone else had seen this movie

and had a similar reaction.

One of the scientists who spoke said that every morning he " created

his day " -- that was a great take-away message for me.

Joni

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the book recommendation, Charlene. I will

add that to my Wish List. (Too bad no one but me

looks at it - LOL!)

Joni

--- Charlene wrote:

> I never saw the movie, but I firmly believe in the

> concept of " Like begets Like " . If you are negative,

> you will bring negative your way.

>

> A book that I can suggest to you is MinThe Power of

> Your Subconscious Mind by ph . Check out

> this book on Amazon:

>

>

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0553583182/qid=1099882536/sr=2-1/ref=pd_k\

a_b_2_1/102-9918429-0496943

>

> If you were interested in this concept from the

> movie, you will probably be really intrigued reading

> the book.

>

> Charlene

>

> Joni wrote:

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> I'm pretty new to the group and have greatly enjoyed

> reading all the

> postings.

>

> Yesterday I saw a movie called " What the Bleep Do We

> Know? " and I

> wondered if anyone else here had seen it. Its basic

> premise was that

> our thoughts create our reality, and its message was

> that changing our

> thought patterns could drive out the negative

> consequences of our

> " addictions " -- those being addictions not only to

> substances but to

> anger, fear, resentment, etc.

>

> The movie went into scientific theory (quantum

> physics) to explain how

> our body becomes chemically " wired " to respond

> negatively and how

> positive thinking can actually change the chemistry.

>

> I know I am simplifying the concepts but I am

> certainly no scientist.

> I was just struck by how the ideas I am reading here

> were put into a

> scientific perspective and wondered if anyone else

> had seen this movie

> and had a similar reaction.

>

> One of the scientists who spoke said that every

> morning he " created

> his day " -- that was a great take-away message for

> me.

>

> Joni

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Joni,

No, I haven't seen the movie or even heard of it -- but I am very

intrigued from what you said about it. Is it on tv or at the movie theaters, or

where?! You've gotten me curious now!! Thanks much, PJ

Joni wrote:

Hi everyone,

I'm pretty new to the group and have greatly enjoyed reading all the

postings.

Yesterday I saw a movie called " What the Bleep Do We Know? " and I

wondered if anyone else here had seen it. Its basic premise was that

our thoughts create our reality, and its message was that changing our

thought patterns could drive out the negative consequences of our

" addictions " -- those being addictions not only to substances but to

anger, fear, resentment, etc.

The movie went into scientific theory (quantum physics) to explain how

our body becomes chemically " wired " to respond negatively and how

positive thinking can actually change the chemistry.

I know I am simplifying the concepts but I am certainly no scientist.

I was just struck by how the ideas I am reading here were put into a

scientific perspective and wondered if anyone else had seen this movie

and had a similar reaction.

One of the scientists who spoke said that every morning he " created

his day " -- that was a great take-away message for me.

Joni