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The Moses Code

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After having seen the Secret a few months back, I somehow expected this movie to be a sequel of sorts. Since the director of the Secret also directed the Moses Code I was not too disappointed. A few of the same inspiring speakers from the Secret were in the Moses Code, and I especially enjoy listening to Beckwith, the African American Visionary with the long hair. What he has to say in this film about God really resonates with me. The point is made in the movie that the G in GOD is for giving, the O is for oneness, and D is for destiny, your spiritual destiny, since God is within us.

This film is highly recommended for those who watched the Secret or have read some books and have some basic understanding of the Law of Attraction principles and other mind-body truths and seek to fine tune their thinking in this area to a little higher level.

I just watched The Moses Code online the other day, and came here to buy a couple copies.
Just read a few reviews and am not at all surprised at the disappointment some have expressed.
"It" really Is that Simple. "It" all is as simple as (just a metaphor here...) that "missing comma."
If you are looking for an actual code and hidden secret to be revealed, you probably will be disappointed.
If you are looking to once again have your heart and soul awakened to a "code" deep within yourself...You will appreciate this little Treasure.

A new car, a bigger house, a loving mate, a fantastic career... why do you want those things in your life? Why do any of us want anything, really? Because we think that when we have that thing or circumstance or person, we will be happier and more fulfilled. So what we're really wanting is more happiness and fulfillment, both of which come from inside and not from "things."

For those of us who have been working with the Law of Attraction to bring things into our lives, now is the time for some fine-tuning. In The Moses Code, the director and teachers go beyond talking about physical manifestations and instead ask, "Are you ready to go deeper?" If you're yearning to feel connected to your Source, you're ready. If you're envisioning peace and respect among all people, you're ready. If you want to feel "plugged in" to the energy field that makes up everything around us, you're ready. It's time to go deep within and bring a new world into existence. Are you ready to feel happy, fulfilled, and connected?
I AM.

Chances are that people who have been disapointed by this movie, were so, because they are not ready for it.

This movie unlike the secret, is a movie which moves deeper in the spiritual implications of the existense of a natural law like "the law of attraction". People who haven't experienced God personaly will simply not get the messeges encoded here.

People who live deeply in "ego-mode" will hate it.

But for those who are in vibrational alignment with it, there will be plenty of "messages" to tap into.

This movie is excellent. I teach classes in The Law of Attraction, and I was finding that people were so focused on "getting stuff" that they seemed to overlook an important spiritual aspect to the Law of Attraction. I feel like this movie addresses this head on and gets into how the Law of Attraction can be used for the purpose of serving.

Do you appreciate movies that stir your soul and awaken your heart's dream? Then I recommend this movie. I watched the movie and it appears to fill in some of the gaps that are missing in a similar movie around the same vein, The Secret. It doesn't delve into the Law of Attraction per se, but it explains the creative power that generates the things, people, or situations that we attract. It is funny and light but also deep and thought-provoking. If you watch it and are left unscathed by the movie, then perhaps you expected to be entertained rather than become evolved. This movie interprets the "story" of Moses and how this archetype plays out in our lives today, as it is a metaphor for the Creative Process--GOD. If you enter into the spirit of the film, you are sure to appreciate the humor, the love, and wisdom that can inspire you to get in touch with your higher self.

It's interesting to read the review that come in just to tear this production down.

I will say they are right, that this isn't anything new. A lot of us have been studying the "Law of Attraction" for some time. However this is an interesting new spin on it, and I know from personal experience that the tools given, work, period. I came to know the laws of manifestation at a young age when I found that I could think about something, and in a period of time it would show up.

I do with the film had gone into a bit about the law of "Paradoxical Intent." Being that this was a Hay House production, and on Hay House Radio the was the main issue many authors had with "The other" big film on manifestation (not going to give the title.. you know which one I mean) I felt it was a shame they left that information out. Basically in that focusing on our fears of not manifesting, or focusing on the want of something, brings want. A lot of the books out there on Manifesting go over this however.

I will say this IS a feel good film. I felt very good for watching it, and it's likely going to be a staple in my spiritual film collection. I do think they could have gone a little more in depth, and I would have liked to have seen some longer interviews with some of the authors like John Holland, Sonia Choquette, etc., since the are briefly featured and named on the packaging. Micheal Bernard Beckwith was fabulous though, and brought out a lot more of his views on the subject than they did in "the other" film, and gave a bit more insight on his take on spirituality which I truly did enjoy.

Great to hear and see many very wise people expressing similar feeings in, of course, many different ways. Personally I would have liked to have seen more emphasis on the topic of "Your personal relationship with the present moment" as does Eckhart Tolle in his new book: A NEW EARTH. In a nutshell this is a truly wonderful movie with wise info for helping you to change and create a better life. It is your choice how you spend your resources of both time and money. The Moses Code is excellent.

I have seen The Secret and heard that this movie would give us something more. I really like the Hay House authors and lectures and I listen to their radio programs weekly. Repeat authors from The Secret as well are on the DVD. I have more of a problem with the look and feel of this movie over the content. It seriously could have been put on a CD. Basically it is just one quick interview after the other. I was very suprised that the same Director for The Secret did this movie. Possibly there was just no budget? It is simply lackluster. The Secret is much more dynamic in the way it was made. I do recommend "You Can Heal Your Life" another Hay House film and "What the Bleep Do We Know". For the money its a better deal and very thought provoking.
This movie is supposed to be 90 minutes. Really? My player said 60. Honestly it just left me feeling pretty disappointed for all the hype.

Fascinating, absorbing, inspiring....it reminded me that I'm a lucky soul having a human experience, and it's ok to be me this time around.