"Stoics maintained that by overcoming passions, self-indulgence and unjust thoughts, and performing duty with a right disposition, man could acquire virtue and live at one with Nature."

Symbols, whats your field of profession?

Should I say that it's propitious of you to be bring up the issue of 'stoicism'? At first the matter looked distant, but then I have been tracing philosophy back in time and continents, and how they may have come from one primordial philosophy. Adamic language perhaps.

There's a whole world to be explored from your prompting.

True. The pursuit of truth is nonetheless a pursuit of a lifetime, with evolutions in-between don't u agree?

So far, evidence favors your sentiments.

You are right @butterfyke, the film interests me. Thank you. I have ordered for the movie.

But I have read a thing or two about it. Like, if we all live a small part of who we are, what happens to the rest of us? The rest of us must somehow live as a shadow of a shadow, always poking us into discomfort.

The girl who was saved is this shadow of a shadow . . . great ideas I have found.

Perhaps it offers a glimpse of something hidden about love, and probably why sometimes it's elusive.

Do you know what exactly annoyed you towards the end of the movie?

@tycho, did you watch it?

will try to get a copy for you

I'm still revolving around energy especially in the context of cymatics.If frequency and vibration can do that, and thoughts are an expression of energy, what does that mean to our physical bodies?That also leads to something interesting.If our thoughts are based on how we perceive and interpret stimuli,does that imply perception is the use of energy(thoughts) to 'tune in' to a certain frequency and subsequently result to a certain vibration?