Inner Awareness We seldom meet a person by accident the soul never forgets Read more: http://lifestyle.inquirer.

net/124733/we-seldom-meet-a-person-by-accid ent-the-soul-never-forgets#ixzz2nL0e9W1W Follow us: @inquirerdotnet on Twitter | inquirerdotnet on Facebook Sometimes a casual remark in a movie or even a comic book may contain words of w isdom, or at least some great insight spoken by an actor or actress. I remember a scene in Dark Knight. When Batman was about to leap out of the balcon y in the place of a woman he had just saved, she asked him, Before you leave, can you tell me who you are? Batman looked back at her and softly replied, It is what I do that defines me. then he was gone. And

I was struck by Batman s reply because it reminded me of what the English playwrig ht George Bernard Shaw wrote in his essay, Man and Superman : What a man believes ma y be gauged not from his creed but from the assumptions under which he daily act s. What defines man, or what he truly believes in, cannot be ascertained from his r eligion, but from the way he behaves or acts in his daily life. Can you believe Batman talking like this? It is a very different Caped Crusader we find in the trilogy by Frank Miller. But it is still a movie made primarily t o entertain, and not to educate or engage us in philosophical dialogue. More recently, I was surprised to read in Inquirer Entertainment a remark by San dra Bullock: I get to dream things and they happen. I get to share this with my a dopted son. I want him to know no boundaries. No limits The reason it caught my attention is that I have always taught in my inner mind development courses that the mind knows no limits aside from those it accepts. That s exactly what Ms Bullock is saying. Do not put limits to what you can achiev e. And when she said that what she dreams of becomes a reality, she is talking abou t the Law of Attraction and the power of visualization to get whatever we want to achieve, no matter how difficult or even seemingly impossible the goal is. Another thought-provoking passage, taken from the movie n to me by my dentist, Dr. Elaine Silva-Buenviaje. It goes: Maybe we ve lived a thousand lives before this and in each one of them, we ve found e ach other. I know I ve spent each life before this one searching for you not someone like you, but you. For your soul and mine must always come together. This is precisely one of the things I teach and discuss in my seminar on Soulmat es, Karma and Reincarnation. We seldom meet a person by accident for the soul ne ver forgets. Those we meet in a meaningful way are people we certainly had met in previous li The Notebook, was passed o

ves yes, even those who hurt us. In each meeting is a lesson for us to learn. This is the inexorable law of karma. We always get what we deserve. Another unforgettable quote I came across a long time ago is from the Peanuts ch aracter, Charlie Brown. He said, You can t solve new math problems with an old math mind. This can easily be a rallying cry for a change in one s paradigm, especially in sc ience and religion. New problems require new solutions, not merely raking up tra ditional answers. The world is changing so fast so that only those with the cour age to change their long-held beliefs will be able to survive, or retain their s anity. New discoveries in quantum physics, neuroscience and parapsychology are breaking down traditional ways we look at the physical world we live in. Attend the next Practical Mind Dynamics seminar on Sept. 28 to 29, 9 a.m. to 5 p .m., at Rm. 308 Prince Plaza I, 106 Legaspi St., Greenbelt, Makati City. For pas t life regression, personal consultancy and other paranormal services, call tel. nos. 8107245 or 0908-3537885. Read more: http://lifestyle.inquirer.net/124733/we-seldom-meet-a-person-by-accid ent-the-soul-never-forgets#ixzz2nL0c5aJq Follow us: @inquirerdotnet on Twitter | inquirerdotnet on Facebook