God's 'Movie of Creation' and we are the actors

God's 'Movie of Creation' and we are the actors

In a movie, the action seems very real. If you look up at the projection booth, however you will see that the whole story is being produced by a single beam of light.

That is how it is in this great 'Movie of Creation.'

'God said, Let there be Light' Out of a great beam of cosmic light was manifested the entire universe. It is a cosmic movie theater, what you behold is two-dimensional, and it is true only to the senses of sight and sound. The cosmic movie is three-dimensional, and is true also to the senses of taste, smell, and touch.

The movie you see in the movie theater may move you to laughter and tears. How much more compelling, then, is God's movie, involving as it does the sense of depth, and not two senses only, but five!

"This Life, however, is no more real than a movie."

The Wisdom of Paramhansa Yogananda

Some postive advice around the Holiday Season by Robert Swetz

Some positive advice around the Holiday Season by Robert Swetz

The holidays are coming up soon, Christmas and New Years are right around the corner.
With family gatherings around the holiday season come many feelings and emotions, some good and some bad.
So some words of advice from Robert "Vegas Bob" Swetz ... ;o)

Try your best to think about NOW!

When you are with family, think about how lucky you are! Take a look around at your family, tell them how much you love them, give each and everyone of them a great BIG hug. And if you are not with your family, find some friends to be around for the Christmas holiday, try not to be alone.

Christmas is a time of Joy, Love, Laughter, Peace and bonding with family and friends.
Try your best to not let anyone rain on your parade, we are all 100% responsible for our own actions. Nobody can make us feel a certain way, it's how we respond to others, etc.

And after the holidays, do your best to keep each and everyday on a positive note, loving, peaceful and joyful.

Our time on earth will pass in the "Twinkling of an Eye" so make the most of it and love one another as much as you can.

Here is a video I took of my friend Carl Ferris in 2010 on Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas.
Turn up the volume on your computer or phone and listen to the sound of Carl jamming on his saxophone and forget about your worries for 3 minutes and 24 seconds ;o)