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Like a stuck door or a jammed lock, beliefs can persist stubbornly, which can be dicey when the conscious creation stakes are high. To find out how to handle this law of attraction challenge, be sure to check out my latest blog post, "Pervasive Pers…
July 20
Like a stuck door or a jammed lock, beliefs can persist stubbornly, which can be dicey when the conscious creation stakes are high. To find out how to handle this law of attraction challenge, be sure to check out my latest blog post, "Pervasive Pers…
July 20
I’m delighted to announce my appointment as Featured Contributor for Arts & Entertainment for VividLife magazine, a new web-based magazine and information resource. My weekly column on movies and the law of attraction will begin appearing on Wednesd…
July 14
I’m delighted to announce my appointment as Featured Contributor for Arts & Entertainment for VividLife magazine, a new web-based magazine and information resource. My weekly column will begin appearing on Wednesday July 15 at 3 pm Eastern time, whe…
July 14
Is life really all that bad? That's the question raised in the new Woody Allen movie, "Whatever Works," which I've reviewed in my latest blog post, "Hope for a Failed Species." Enjoy! Brent Brent Marchant Author Get the Picture: Conscious Creation…
July 4
Is life really all that bad? That's the question raised in the new Woody Allen movie, "Whatever Works," which I've reviewed in my latest blog post, "Hope for a Failed Species." Enjoy! Brent Brent Marchant Author Get the Picture: Conscious Creation…
July 4
Finding our way in life can be a challenge, especially when it feels like we haven't got a clue. Read how one couple addresses this in my latest blog entry, "Finding Our Way," a review of the new comedy-drama "Away We Go."
June 27
Finding our way in life can be a challenge, especially when it feels like we haven't got a clue. Read how one couple addresses this in my latest blog entry, "Finding Our Way," a review of the new comedy-drama "Away We Go."
June 27

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At 3:07am on December 18, 2008, leela42 said…
I just came across your group for LOA/CC and was intrigued enough to join, so stopped by to say hi. Great set of films you have listed there; I've seen them all and loved most of them. Will check out your blog and book. Probably won't be around much until after the holidays, but it's nice to "meet" you!
At 3:10pm on November 25, 2008, Mort in Detroit said…
Welcome to the Gay Cinema Group. Hope to see your comments often. Happy Thanksgiving.
At 5:44am on November 25, 2008, Robowriter said…
Welcome to the Netflix Community! Enjoy!
At 2:40am on November 25, 2008, Brad said…
Good Morning Welcome to the Community

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http://getthepicturebrentmarchant.blogspot.com
A Small Set Of My Favorite Movies
I'm a big fan of movies that illustrate law of attraction/conscious creation principles, either in general or with regard to specific concepts. Examples of the former are "The Secret," "What the Bleep Do We Know" and "Mindwalk." Examples of the latter include "Under the Tuscan Sun," "The Turning Point," "The Truman Show," "The Wizard of Oz," "It's a Wonderful Life," "Being There," and many others.
What I Snack on in Movie Theaters
Popcorn!
About Me:
I'm a lifelong fan of the movies and a longtime student of metaphysics. I recently fused these two interests in a book I wrote called "Get the Picture: Conscious Creation Goes to the Movies" (Moment Point Press, www.momentpoint.com). I'm interested in hearing from other metaphysical movie fans and anxious to hear what they have to say about their favorites.

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Pervasive Persistence

Beliefs can be stubborn things at times, as most conscious creators can probably attest. They settle in, make themselves comfortable, and often switch to auto-pilot, persistently manifesting the familiar elements of our personal realities and faithfully creating—and continually re-creating—the existences to which we’ve grown accustomed. It’s an arrangement we probably take for granted, but it’s also one that can be exceedingly difficult to alter, even if the desire to do so is strong. It can be… Continue

Posted on July 20, 2009 at 10:16am —

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See Me on VividLife!

I’m delighted to announce my appointment as Featured Contributor for Arts & Entertainment for VividLife magazine, a new web-based magazine and information resource. My weekly column will begin appearing on Wednesday July 15 at 3 pm Eastern time, when the web site goes live at www.vividlife.me.

So what is VividLife? According to Founder Shayne Traviss, “VividLife is an online community of conscious minded, visionary i… Continue

Posted on July 14, 2009 at 11:40am —

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Hope for a Failed Species

As humans, are we a race of greedy, self-serving morons hopelessly destined for an unceremonious demise brought about by our own witless, self-destructive impulses? Or are we a species capable of ushering in a future brimming with promise and potential for a more harmonious and compassionate world? According to the new Woody Allen comedy “Whatever Works,” the answer, in both cases, is “yes.”

“Whatever Works” tells the story of Boris Yellnikoff (Larry David), an aging, curmudgeonly, egotistical,… Continue

Posted on July 4, 2009 at 3:40pm —

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Finding Our Way

Journeys of self-discovery have long been staples of the movie industry, but they’ve nearly always been depicted through adolescent coming of age stories. Rarely has the notion been explored through the eyes of those who are a little older and, at least theoretically, a little wiser. Where are the tales of the 20- and 30-somethings who wonder whether or not they’ve missed the boat of life and are floundering about trying to find their way? Thankfully, there now is a film for young adults who’ve… Continue

Posted on June 27, 2009 at 8:26am —

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To Boldly Go Where We've Been Before

The latest installment in one of the entertainment industry’s most successful and longest-running franchises, “Star Trek,” has been one of the most anticipated releases of the 2009 summer movie season for several years (yes, years). That’s translated into a lot of pressure being put on the cast of on- and off-screen newcomers who have assumed the mantle of this venerable series. Much speculation has focused on whether the new kids could deliver. I’m pleased to say that they have—and in co… Continue

Posted on May 9, 2009 at 7:30am — 1 Comment

 
 

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