What Karmic Love has to do with Top Gun Maverick
Top Gun Maverick, Tom Cruise &
Karmic Love
The day of its release in theaters, I’ve been to the movies to see Top Gun Maverick 2022.
The 1986 version I have seen as a teenager in a movie theater that (only 36 years later) doesn’t exist anymore.
Is this an Omen?
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So, we learned from the new Top Gun movie (once again):
It’s the pilot, not the plane.
That totally makes sense, I second that!
What really caught my attention was the face of Tom Cruise. I'm almost his age, so I know how faces changes over the decades.
Well, the footage material for Top Gun Maverick is from 2018, I realized.
It's not even up to date.
Having also seen a Trailer for Mission Impossible (filming started 2020), there’s proof the face changed a lot.
His face really changed a LOT.
It's not about what you may think
I'm headed to
Despite botox I once heard Tom's been treated with,
I see a SAD face.
A VERY sad Face.
The corners of the mouth in that "Mission Impossible"- theatrical trailer are hanging down that much – in a scene that simply required an attentive facial expression.
Now there seems to be proof
That being an international movie star, worth some billion Dollars,
Doesn’t necessarily have to make one happy.
And doesn't there seem to be a relation between the actor’s, Tom’s, life and the protagonist, "old" Maverick’s, path though life?
No wife, no kids, just work and recklessness.
The on/off love-interest preferring a sailing trip to a relationship...
Coincidence...?
The Karmic Love Type!
Long ago, when I heard of the episode on Oprah (this show in not regularly shown in my country), Tom announcing being in love to young Katie Holmes while hopping up and down Oprah's couch, I couldn’t help myself seeing that this is a
KARMIC RELATIONSHIP.
Because that's what I do. Past lives are my business. Past love, as well.
Those karmic relationships usually and inevitably implode after a short time, and Tom an Katie's did, too. Celebrities are not spared.
If it wasn’t for the cult he’s in, I would say that I would very much like to work with him to release these karmic bonds.
One can grow old with a happy face.
1 • It’s the pilot, not the plane:
That means
• It’s us taking action (- or not taking action)
• It's us to release what keeps us from being happy.
• It’s not the incarnation’s fault. Or society's. Or men in general.
2 • Aging does not necessarily mean growing sad and looking it.
• But obsolete karmic bonds, obsolete but very active energy from the past is definitely burdening people.
• Energy from the past traps people, making them live a life limited like by a dog leash.
• Makes them repeating "patterns" that show symptoms on many levels, only nobody realizes that their origin lies not in this life. Thus the symptoms are un-curable until people have a look in the "real" past of the origin.
I repeat:
One can grow old with a happy face.