Beautifully Broken Weekend Edition | Issue 4
Editorial, Feature Articles, Daily Enlightenment Prompts, 12 Feb-24Feb 2024
EDITORIAL
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In our feature article this week we review Ridley Scott's 1982 sci-fi noir masterpiece Blade Runner from the point of view of the Gnostic spirituality of Philip K. Dick, the author of the novel that the film was based on. One great gifts that Philip K. Dick offers is not only the opportunity to view spiritual experience from the point of view of a modern man in crisis but also his ability to project his mind forward and use not only modern symbols but also predict (quite accurately it has turned out), symbolic structures and forms to come.
We also looked at what it means to be a good leader, how to create space to let problems solve themselves, how microscopic and macroscopic perspectives can help humanity achieve a more harmonious relationship with the environment and by inverting the story in Stevie Smith's poem Not Waving, Drowning, what a connected, loving life looks like and how to know when we've drifted too far away from connection.
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Try out some of the practical methods contained within and see what a positive difference they make to your life. Connect to the light within and then share the light from person to person! Keep the dream of world peace through enlightenment alive.
Bon weekend à tous! Happy weekend to everyone!
Morgan Buchanan
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