Dimensions

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  @OnlyThisMoment · 1 year ago

  For a long time, I dreamed of going back into what I once perceived as the past, to where I did not have cancer.  Where I had my health, and furthermore, in a reality where I had not taken my health for-granted, prior to my diagnosis.  It took me some time to accept my circumstances.  What I see now is that my circumstances were never the problem, it was how I was perceiving them.  I was more concerned with having what I desired, rather than being as I was.  It is only now, in the acceptance of my circumstances, and in the appreciation of that which I can still enjoy, do I feel free.  And I wouldn’t trade this feeling for anything in the world.  I hope everyone can come to understand this someday 🙏💛

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  @VicVictor-r5u · 1 year ago

  "One should always say goodbye." Victoria

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  @bacisospesi2526 · 1 year ago

  Thank you for creating, and making this movie, for selling your house for funding it, and then for sharing it with us here! <br>Thanks for sowing your seeds of love.

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  @ortizarauly725 · 1 year ago

  This is one of those films where you become so utterly immersed in the narrative that you wish it would never finish. And honestly, the symphony accompanying the entire movie was truly an outstanding masterpiece. I can&apos;t help but wonder who the composer was.

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  @ahmedandalous2878 · 2 months ago

  There are moments which mark your life.<br>Moments when you realize nothing will ever <br>be the same and time is divided into two <br>parts &nbsp;- before this, and after this. &quot;Fallen&quot;

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  @dawnj1141 · 1 year ago (edited)

  thank you so much for sharing this- what a beautiful film. &nbsp;Steven was not living - he was a slave to his past, stuck there and in missing his life. &nbsp;We also dont need a time machine- its our minds- we can go back, put things right and release it to restore our flow &nbsp;-thank you

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  @ScienceGuy3500 · 7 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joNQvax4eOs&amp;t=914">15:14</a> I wasn’t alive in the 1920s, but I was alive before cellphones and internet. I remember climbing a tree in a wooded area near my house, and looking out as far as I could see. It was a safe time. Even though I was a child, I had the luxury of safety. No locked doors. I knew every single person in that neighborhood.

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  @Nashua-l1h · 1 year ago

  Endless dimensions, endless universe&apos;s, is hard to grasp! All of humanity, civilization can only imagine, dream, how endless, endless can be...

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  @NadyaTytian · 1 year ago

  It&apos;s such a coincidence that today I find there&apos;s a possibility to go back to the place I lived my best years. &nbsp;And I come across this movie. &nbsp;Now I can start all over again, and forget the nightmare of my last ten years. &nbsp;Spooky!!!! &nbsp;This movie has made me very emotional.

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  @jondraadeee · 1 month ago

  The subtlety of this film moved me deeply. The soundtrack is divine.

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  @ahmedandalous2878 · 2 months ago

  &quot;The most beautiful people <br> &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; we know are those <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;who have known defeat,<br>known suffering, known struggle, <br> &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; and found their way<br> &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; out of the depths.<br>They have a understanding of life<br> that fills them with compassion.<br>Beautiful people don&apos;t just happen,<br> they&apos;re created through hardship.&quot;<br><br> &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &lt;^&gt;

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  @bethanyrobinson1823 · 1 month ago

  What a gem.