I looked at a movie last night.There was this old man sitting next to a young man a woman making love.he was waiting for them to finish,so he could enter the womans woom,so he could reincarnate and be her baby.george

Hi George Was it a horror movie as i think whoever made this movie, shouldn't give up there day job, as no offence George but it sounds like a load of sexual fantasy crap.
Love light and God bless you   love juditha

what's wrong with sex? Without it, none of us would be here now.  

But I'd also like to know which genre it was. I mean if wasn't a movie that was dealing mainly with reincarnation, it would indeed be "weird" (unexpected).

take care,
Vagabound

Hi vagabond There is nothing wrong with sex but i think in that movie,were some old man sits there watching a young couple having sex and trying to get into her womb is disgusting and degrading.Spirit do not use that as a stepping stone to reincarnation,its not for some sad perverted old git to sit there watching a young girl making love.
That is lust and nothing to do with reincarnation.

love and God bless   love juditha

George, the man better be careful the woman's name isn't Rosemary.  

wrote on Apr 10^th, 2009 at 11:47am:

Hi vagabond There is nothing wrong with sex but i think in that movie,were some old man sits there watching a young couple having sex and trying to get into her womb is disgusting and degrading.Spirit do not use that as a stepping stone to reincarnation,its not for some sad perverted old git to sit there watching a young girl making love. That is lust and nothing to do with reincarnation. love and God bless   love juditha

Love your post Juditha and so very true! ;D

We don't even know anything about that movie; apparently George is the only one who watched it.

My opinion still is, there's nothing perverted with enjoying beauty, and no one is ever too old to enjoy it.
Spirits may not reincarnate in this way, but I think this is how most people that never thought about the afterlife would imagine reincarnation.

greetings,
Vagabound

I don't see anything wrong with the symbolism in the movie. Puritanical opinions are fine, but if we all embraced them our own mode of thinking would be outlawed.

If an old man or woman has to incanate.they will be a baby.this is what reincarnation is all about.george

First of all what is the NAME of the movie so we can draw an idea of the context?

As for Reincarnation.....
It would seem that yes beings come back as infants.
I have read of 'Walk Ins' or 'Wanderers' but, that is a different story.

Most of us have reincarnated many, many times.
There are those that do not believe we incarnate at all.
I find it a 'waste of space' for us not to have repeated incarnations.
Reincarnating makes perfect sense to me.
I even had a Past Life Regression session recently and confirmed a few things about myself that I thought was true.

Here is a link that can help give you a basic idea at least....

Afterlife101: http://www.afterlife101.com/Chapter5.html

George, can't you tell us the name of the movie, or who was in it, or a line from the movie?  This is driving me nuts trying to figure it out, as it sounded familiar.  I researched all the clues you've already given, but can't find it.

I pride myself on my talent for being able to search and find anything I need on the Internet, but I can't locate this movie!!

:)

Vicky,i dont know the name of the movie.i was just useing the remote to scan look for a movie,and came up on this old man with a suit case,siting on a chair next to a bed.a young man and woman were making love.i look at this for a moment and turned the changle.later i thought that this must be the way that reincarnation works.I should have watched the rest of the movie.George

I think the best movie I ever saw that dealt with reincarnation was "Made in Heaven" with Timothy Hutton and Kelly McGillis. It was kind of hokey I guess, but the way they told the story made some sense to me.

I really liked What Dreams May Come, with Robin Williams.

Oh Yeah, "What Dreams May Come" is a fantastic film...in my top 5 of all time for sure. It deals with so many aspects of the afterlife very well. I just remember "Made in Heaven" as being kind of a wake up call to the possibility of reincarnation...and it was primarily about that, but not nearly as enlightening as What Dreams May Come.

Sounds beautiful George. There is nothing ugly or wrong, or dirty about sex. Two people giving the gift of love and/or pleasure is wonderful, and viewing this exchange can be a experience all in its self. (No close-ups nessassary for me thanks) As you said, they were making love. There is a big differance between making love and phu__ing. The symbolism of the old man awaiting the moment of conception seems at least in part correct. To bad you didn't take the opportunity to see more of the movie.

I remember as a kid watching Heaven Can Wait.  I think there's an original but this one was the one with Warren Beatty.  I loved it.  I haven't watched it in a long time, but I seem to remember really liking that he wants her to recognize him, like just by feeling his spirit and looking into his eyes and recognizing him.  I always loved that notion.  Also loved the idea of holding onto who you are and wanting to fulfil yourself and your purpose.