Gal Gadot is Wonder Woman
I take my life in my hands on this next one. A man writing about Wonder Woman?
Only your willingness to allow me to do this gives me the courage to do it.
Kathleen, Len, and I went to see the movie yesterday.
I was very much struck by it. I recall weeping several times during the movie, thinking no one would see me (but they all did).
The movie is set in the Great War. The Germans have invented a poison gas that will extend it. But Wonder Woman and a team from the Allied side defeat their plans.
If you substitute for “Wonder Woman” “ascended master” you get a pretty good view of the mythic level of the movie plus its actual level. Wonder Woman has the powers and sense of global responsibility that an ascended master would.
Is that not exactly what’s happening behind the scenes today? Have not the ascended masters, galactic masters, and celestials brought the reign of the dark to an end?
Is this not another example of new neural pathways being opened up in us, that a superhero, or ascended master, could bring about the end of a world war (WWI)?
But … there again … is that too not exactly what’s happening in the multidimensional world, where higher-dimensional masters from on- and off-planet have defeated the dark’s plan to start a nuclear World War III? No nuclear war can be started on Earth, they say.
So here we are watching the big-screen version of a myth that mirrors reality, actuality, the spiritual six o’clock news. Which is fiction and which is fact?
Gal Gadot offered one of the best action performances I’ve seen among women martial-arts practitioners. Her poise, balance, and strength were admirable. I very much enjoyed watching her action scenes.
There was nothing overblown in her acting either. The movie was myth from beginning to end and she acted within the story line. But within that, she and the equivalent of the love interest, Chris Pine … I had to say it … wove a tale that gripped me from beginning to end. (We were the last ones out of the movie.)
Are we not being conditioned by movies like this (and Arrival) to recognize the truth later on when we see it? Is this not making ours, ears that can hear when the time comes?
When the ascended masters appear before us and say they have accompanied us every step of the way and worked on our behalf, movies like Wonder Woman will already have opened up a neural pathway that allows us to grasp what we think of as the miraculous and the superhero.
Of course they warded off a world war. Just like Wonder Woman.
They’ve already told us that they’re taking baby steps with us. This, I assert, is an example of a celestial baby step. Someone makes a movie of a superhero – and a female superhero as well, in a time of the renaissance of the divine feminine – which perfectly reflects the actual, but largely unknown, situation. I think it’s perfect. Laying new track.
I thoroughly enjoyed it and loved the new neural pathway.
I welcome all new neural pathways in this area. Our existing ones are obsolete. We need to move forward.