3 Profound Spiritual Lessons Hidden In This Box Office Hit!

Learn the 3 powerful spiritual lessons in this Hollywood blockbuster and how you can apply these insights in your own life today!
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[marciamesquita]

Unfortunately, many people are not understanding that the film is an allegory and taking it literally. Not that there are right ways of understanding or liking things, but some things are part of understanding artistic works that seem to be getting lost in a very literal world that hands us everything on a platter, already very interpreted. Furthermore, a repertoire on history, sociology and philosophy helps to understand the director's references, but we can't demand that people have this repertoire. And now you brought this analysis from a spiritual point of view, excellent!

[jbgoth]

Since my spiritual awakening, TV and movies no longer resonate with me. It’s easy to see the propaganda which isn’t uplifting. Would rather spend my time meditating, listening to music, making art, anything creative is enjoyable. Movies and TV are part of the matrix. Felt great to let them go. Bless

[hollydaniels]

Yes yes yes! Thank you for this Christina! Fantastic, powerful movie. Society and humans are evolving. So exciting!

[PenelopePitstop]

It took two decades to soften my original molding so I could sculpt myself into my own image. Blasted by the kiln of life, yet achingly beautiful, I love me.

[sharpin]

Maybe I'm "reaching" but, another Synchronicity I noticed is how the 4 Academy Awards this film won all next to each other equal 1111.

[jamesrodriguez]

I don't think "staying neutral" is possible for many in this new time. Many are awakening to their truths and becoming more empathetic and empowered. Films like this will affect many in not a good or positive way. This is where the empowerment lies in your awakening. I haven't seen the movie, nor do I plan on it. But when I first started watching the beginning clips of the movie in her video I became very unsettled. I could feel how the dominant masculine was trying to control Emma Stones character. This is my truth

[erinsuzy]

I haven't seen the movie yet, but it sounds similar to life with my (autistic) teenager. He is bravely honest, almost too honest and incredibly authentic. He just doesn't care what anyone thinks. We literally have no secrets at our house because he tells people everything 😅

[first-wave_light]

I'm a big Emma Stone fan. She's brilliant in any role she plays.
I thought "Poor Things" was a bizarre movie, although very artistically carried out. I was actually surprised by all of the nudity. There was a lot!
I preferred the powerful message that "Barbie" relayed. When Margot Robbie awakened to the fact that she was living in a "man's world", her emotion brought tears to my eyes. That was a superbly acted scene.

[nancarrera]

I agree with you Christina! We’re constantly inundated with subliminal messages! I decided to unplug from the strict, narrow, double standard expectations. I’m living my best life as I figure it out!

[AngGalactic]

There are ways of presenting solutions that uplift and excite in art and movies. I enjoy the high frequencies of solution and staying away from the energies of the problem. I dont like to engage in darkness or bathe in it in any way shape or form and I'm very happy to know I dont have to. Some may think this kind of movie is intellectual and creative and unique and deserves rewards. I think this is 3D awareness. I prefer wisdom beauty and solution that isnt unique in darkness but unique in the higher frequencies that make you want to fly as you leave the theatre. Dark creations masquerade as brilliance in my opinion, and if you can get humanity to engage its put more disgust and fear into their minds that they cant forget that wasnt there and never had to be there.

[derekbaker]

Best movie I have seen in a long time.

[coriclancy]

I’m having the best time right now; it’s a giddy situation lol
Infinite love and gratitude Christina
I was lost and really needed you 🙏💚

[erikagaleeureka]

I love that last pic of your family with you in that perm. How adorable! 😅

[Ariswandewi]

Poor Things is really good, even though it is not for everyone but the meaning behind it is so deep yet introspective. I love Emma Stone's performance as well.

[bobd]

I can relate to Bella. I grew up in the "if you want anything at all in life, you better find yourself a rich husband" club, and although I can;t say I'm 100% in my power and live exactly as I please with all the luxuries and things.. I can say this: every attempt at molding me into the "female template" or "role" my community and caregivers exerted, the more they actually bolted the door to that timeline shut for me. Solid shut. Maybe to a fault, Ill never know. But I do wonder why it went that way for me, instead of so many other, even opposite ways that it could have (and that I've spent a lifetime seeing with other women around me).

[TheJesusPsalmsTJP]

Thank you THANK you THANK you!! Your videos are exactly what I've been looking for! 🙏🏻😃

[HatoriHanzo]

Just watched it, great film… anyone feeling the same “frequencies” on YouTube is great as well. (British film)

[RandomTVint]

I didn't like that movie, at all, I couldn't watch it. Especially the beginning was very creepy .this isn't the movie that resonates with heart energy

[christinamarie]

Thank you Christina 🙏💗 such an empowering and well done movie! 🍿

[Ms.EGG-]

Loved the movie!! “Polite society is the death of us!”