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In this episode Antony explores the possibility that having a highly sensitive nature might be considered as a positive trait rather than a weakness.
In this episode Antony considers what might be an appropriate personal response to the current insanity we see in the external world. He cautions against retreating from the world in favour of sharing the light of our heightened awareness.
In this episode Antony explores the possibility of finding inner peace in an insane world. He explores some of the numerous challenges we face, in our day-to-day lives, whilst attempting to make this a reality.
Antony also shares some of the tools and techniques that he has used in the past, including a digital download.
Episode Links:
Sadhguru Prediction: Why We Are Now On 'The Brink of Extinction': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PACpvHgJ9HM
In this episode Antony explores some of the main themes from the movie Educating Rita. He considers how Rita, played by Julie Waters, comes to terms with her struggle to create a new identity and lifestyle.
Antony also reflects upon the friendship between Rita and her teacher Frank, played by Michael Caine, in terms of what it reveals about the fragility of being a human being.
Click on the link to view the movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6aKJzmas70
In this episode Antony reviews the movie I Love You, Man, which has a very profound message for all men who are attempting to live a life of genuine empowerment.
The main analysis centres upon the friendship between Peter Klaven and Sydney Fife.
Antony then considers the advantages and disadvantages of living a batchelor life vs marriage/relationships.
The conversation then shifts into the realm of what it means to be a man in the modern era and the nature of relationships as revealed in the movie.
In this episode Ant reviews The Game and considers how the misfortunes experienced by the main character, Nicholas Van Orton, mirror what we all experience in the 'Game of Life'.
Ant reflects upon some of the eternal truths and life lessons that are deeply embedded in the movie plotline. He also reveals why, like Nicholas Van Orton, we can only become truly free within ourselves when we're prepared to let go of our ego identity.
In this episode Ant considers some of the main parallels between the movie Brazil and George Orwell's classic book 1984. He reveals how modern society is increasingly mirroring the dystopian vision that the director Terry Gilliam so brilliantly portrays in the movie.
Ant also explores how the main character, Sam Lowry, navigates his escape from The Ministry whilst forging connections with the other characters such as Jill Layton and Harry Tuttle.
In this episode Ant considers why the movie Wag The Dog was so ahead of its time in terms of predicting the current media generated post-truth world, and the type of absurd lies that we witnessed during the recent Covid-19 pandemic.
He explains what is meant by the idiom 'wag the dog' and how this dimension of the movie is revealed at various points during the plot line. Ant also focuses upon how the fake war is produced and what the dialogue says about the main characters involved.
In this episode Ant tells the story of Patch Adams as portrayed by Robin Williams in the 1998 movie.
Ant considers the importance of Patch's healing philosophy in terms of what it reveals about modern society and many of the seemingly intractable problems that we face.
The episode also includes a transcipt of the speech Patch gave during the appeal hearing at the end of the movie.
In this episode Ant reviews the 1976 movie classic Network and reveals why it was so ahead of its time and shockingly prophetic.
He focuses upon the story line in terms of how the corporatization of the news division led to the inevitable decline in journalistic standards. As a result this adversely impacted the integrity of news broadcasts to the level of trivuality, which has only increased in the years since.
Ant also analysis the deeper meaning of Howard Bill's most infamous rants as they relate to modern society and the mediaplex.
In this two part series Ant explores how Truman's journey of personal awakening can serve as a metaphor for the dramatic events surrounding Covid-19 which forced us to re-evaluate many aspects of life.
He uses examples of how the extreme restrictions placed upon our day-to-day lives compelled us to look within and gave us the opportunity to heal our historic traumas.
Ant also considers the similarities between Truman's quest for freedom on Seahaven and the methods we used to escape the Covid-19 insanity within our local communities.
In this two part series Ant explores how Truman's journey of personal awakening can serve as a metaphor for the dramatic events surrounding Covid-19 which forced us to re-evaluate many aspects of life.
He uses examples of how the extreme restrictions placed upon our day-to-day lives compelled us to look within and gave us the opportunity to heal our historic traumas.
Ant also considers the similarities between Truman's quest for freedom on Seahaven and the methods we used to escape the Covid-19 insanity within our local communities.
In this episode Ant explores the deeper meaning and spiritual themes contained within the movie Yes Man!, staring Jim Carey. He makes reference to the plot line and how the listeners can fully embrace life whilst letting go of attachments.
Ant also shrares a personal story of how he was able to let go of a deep emotional attachment to a specific outcome and what he learned about manifestation during the process.
In this episode Ant explores some of the main principles of the parallel society and the ways in which life might change in the future.
He gives examples of how change within society is likely to occur through an organic process, that the dark occult forces will be powerless to stop.
Ant also considers what active role we can play as individuals during the establishment of the parallel society.