Interstellar

This is a powerful quantum physics movie about answering the call to awaken. It takes you on a mind-bender through time and space, to see that ultimately it is all mind, that we’ve only ever been communicating with ourselves, and that Spirit will use everything that we seem to believe in to reach us.

 

Earth is rapidly becoming uninhabitable, the people doomed to starvation and sickness. The main character, Cooper, accepts a mission to find a new world. It is a leap of faith, a mission of the heart through the darkness of the mind.

 

Cooper and his fellow astronauts journey through black holes, where time bends. Minutes in space equate to years back on earth. Each must face their feelings of loss, doubt, and fear as they consider loved ones left behind who are rapidly aging. Each decision becomes a call to a higher purpose, beyond special relationships. This choice becomes easier to make each time it is faced. The commitment to go into the unknown for what is felt in the heart has been made; there is no other choice.

 

“Love is the one thing that we can perceive that transcends time and space,” says Amelia, Cooper’s colleague, “Maybe we should trust that, even if we can’t understand it!” We don’t know what love is and yet we are all pulled by this powerful force that wants to show us who we really are. “What you are will tell you of itself.” (T-31.V.17) There was never anything outside of us. It was all love, calling us home, step by step. Follow the calling of the heart all the way home!