I, pet goat II

Vimeo link also

[link to vimeo.com]



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I didn't realize this had been previously posted.
However for those who haven't seen it and might like, here is an interpretation.

[link to vigilantcitizen.com]


:lisail:

Pretty succinct explanation of most of the video at that link.

Yeah, duplicate post but I got more out of this one than the last.

Watch the video backwards (and listen carefully)
It makes more sense

You Marxists and your goat bullshit when will you ever get over it?

I am not a Marxist and I have no idea what you are talking about.

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:lilane:

I hope A.R. Rahman needs no introduction here.
In my view he is the greatest composer of melody since Mozart.
This is a particularly haunting and lovely song - the feelings describing the heart.

Rahman is a Sufi and in Sufism most songs are directed to God in all forms.
So love songs can be enjoyed as both personal love and Divine Love.

The Heart in the film Christ figure reminded me of this.
In the Sanskrit texts God is said to dwell in the Hearts of all, each and everyone of us - and simultaneously pervade everything.
Whatever your faith, this is a beautiful song that I hope you will enjoy!

translation of above song here:

[link to sharmaaman.blogspot.co.nz]


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He doesn't get it all, and makes a few errors, but this is pretty good. Same with this guy...

[link to www.youtube.com]


link to part one (of four) above

Thanks!


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You're welcome! Also, check out-

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Find out how 3D artist Louis Lefebvre created this animated CG short film, I, pet goat II, using Maya, V-Ray FumeFX and RealFlow
3dworld | Shorts | Showcase |

We saw I, pet goat II a few days ago and caught up with creator Louis Lefebvre to ask him about character design, environment design, the layout work, the art direction, matte painting and more.

3D World: In your own words, please describe what happens in I, pet goat II.
Louis Lefebvre: The film came to me in a visual form. That is I kept seeing vivid images and symbols and I decided to follow these and see where they led.

Much like I have read about certain authors who start a book having only a character in mind and the book will be an exploration of what that character has to tell them. In my case, I kept seeing the central character on the boat and it was as if he was saying “Follow me”. I felt that I would be led to a deeper peace if I did.

So the film is about a journey through the landscape of my personal suffering using very universal symbols, a journey that leads to a more peaceful abiding place.

Throughout the process I tried to follow the story in its visual form [rather than over thinking things]. When things made sense visually and rhythmically, I went with that. In fact many times it wasn’t clear to me what the images meant and I found multiple explanations. And many people have given me alternative explanations. I think it works well that way evoking different things for different people.

Having said that, the story is clearly about the crumbling away of the hierarchical world based on control and the rising up of the spiritual man, awake to his divine nature, free of intermediaries.

3D World: What were the film’s influences, both story-wise and stylistically?
LL: I am very interested in mystical writings whether Christian, Sufiism, Advaita, Zen or others.

Films like Baraka have had a deep impact on me. Baraka mixes a gorgeous soundtrack with stunning cinematography.

Also films like the Wall I guess, to which I responded very viscerally as a child because of the intense musical score and the strong symbolism, or the Triplettes of Belleville with its mixture of dance, music and animation. Both have a strong critical message too. Which I like. Wrapping these very hard subjects in pleasing visuals and luring rhythms makes it much easier to get your point across. That’s why I chose cute little characters with vivid colors. The story line was already dark enough.

Stylistically, the initial inspiration was a Christian orthodox icon of a Christ figure in flaming reds and yellows. The idea of using gold leaf also came from there. I knew I could make it as detailed as these types of paintings so I experimented with rough brush strokes to give it an art class (a little messy) kind of finish.

There is a bit of Dali in there and the Group of Seven Painters which is a group of Canadian painters from the early twentieth century, some native American art, and many other influences in there I am sure.
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[link to www.3dworldmag.com]

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And here is an EARLIER animation he did-


Consciousness - an animation of Spirit --www.advaita.org

[link to www.youtube.com]

Uploaded by obistra on Aug 7, 2006
This is a very cool original animation by Louis Lefebvre which chronicles the evolution of Consciousness from its inanimate state into human form and then back through spiritual seeking to Oneness. Its inspiration is the spiritual teaching of Wayne Liquorman and Ramesh S. Balsekar.

Courtesy of [link to www.advaita.org]

it's by canadians, anti american

Goofball.

George Bush read the book My Pet Goat on 9/11 sitting in the schoolroom class. This must have been a joke to all his FreakMason buddies so they would think the attack was very funny!

that vid left me with a weird feeling..

when bush says.. 'fool me once shame on you' is he trying to say . they r gonna do another false flag.. and blame on somebody else again? and so fooling us again.? the majority of people would believe anything the msm says and that is controlled by the ptb

I'll give this a bump.

This is the best thread i have seen for that vid. A lot less cluttered;)

Thanks OP! 5*



srsly?

got a link?



Him reading it upside down symbolized the change in the world perspective after that day. I would suggest doing research on the author of that book to gain a better understanding of what's going on here.
(same old tricks)

Hence we have pet goat 2 that may be used latter or sooner for the same reason. I like the artists description of what inspired him and led to all the symbolism. Almost like he understood what he was trying to convey and let the rest of it flow. Sort of like the Taoist understanding of divine inspiration where you may not understand it till after the fact. The Tao flows like a river with many twists and bends and you may not see what is coming around the next bend but there is no need to fight the flow because there is nothing to fear as long as you stay with the flow. Now the beautiful part of this is what manifested from this video was divinely inspired(as the artist had stated about his dreams and going with the flow). Now if you can dig that, then we can see why a lot of people are starting to draw the same conclusion has he is realizing now. I wonder how he feels about the responses from the hit video it is becoming. I'd say there is definitely more in store for this video and it may even become another classic conspiracy like the Illuminati card game.

Only time will tell.

With Love, DH

Thread: I,Pet Goat II Bush scene in Reverse.. Saying August 3 times.. WTF

Says August about half way into the video.

Edit: 45-51 second mark... or so.

Last Edited by Revguard on 07/14/2012 06:10 PM

Go to the comments section here. He posts replies there!

Heliofant PLUS 2 days ago
I just want to thank everyone again for the wonderful comments. They have been very encouraging. It sure beats going on youtube.

[link to vimeo.com]

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There are over 400 comments, and he is replying!

I would not trust it. If I wanted to know, reverse it yourself if you can. It could have been there -or maybe it was added by an uploader to stir things up. Check for yourselves. I do not know, just saying.

My bad! He did not say he got some of it in a dream but this quote from him is where i got the divine inspiration part:

"The film came to me in a visual form. That is I kept seeing vivid images and symbols and I decided to follow these and see where they led."~3D artist Louis Lefebvre

Basically when you reach out for inspiration, what you find connects with a lot of others thoughts at that time. This is why it hits home for everyone who watch's this vid. It is truly moving.

Last Edited by DoubleHelix on 07/14/2012 06:19 PM

Oh! Thanks guy's

I'm checking all that out now

Last Edited by DoubleHelix on 07/14/2012 06:22 PM

Bump!

The Silence in the Heart

The Silence in the Heart is
Eternal
An unending Stillness
Imbued with the Power of the All, the One.

The Silence in the Heart waits
for everyone
weary,
weary of temporal illusions
weary of win and loss
empty victories, painful pleasures.

Vast, dark, as the good earth
we emerge from, beneath our feet
The Silence in the Heart is
Our source, sustenance.
We cannot bear its absence for long.

Our hopes lie here.
This silence that warms us
Embraces us as the Ancient Womb,
the Matrix, the Force.
Dark is where the seed grows.

The Silence in our Hearts melts,
fuses us, dissolves our skin,
Reconnects - and reborn, renewed,
we are better, metamorphosing,
Forever blissful in the Calm.

[link to www.metaphysicalmusing.com]


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