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User Review - Flag as inappropriate mmmm..a tattoo would be nice: my polynesian grandmothers head/face (characterised as the 'face' of the Oracle) with the mantra (text) 'Nature & Truth' (inserted to the left of her head) and the message thus: 'Don't think You Can; Know You Can' (inserted; like a bubble burst/discovery from the creator's lips) as a sign of the 'Penetrating' assignment of how 'coming to the truth is a transformation of soul that is much a discovery of self-that one has a soul, and that soul has a certain nature-as discovery of what is real. Only through transformation can we attribute meaningfulness to our lives. That meaningfullness, howwever, is assigned through our being free to make choices in the face of 'Nature & Truth'. (Boetke, P. J. pp. 171-172. 2003). Review: Taking the Red Pill: Science, Philosophy and Religion in "The Matrix" (Smart Pop)User Review - Fraser - GoodreadsIf ever a film generated a lot of discussion regarding special effects, philosophy, religion and fashion. The Matrix was it. This collection is one of the better compilations looking at the film ... Read full review Related books
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