so i was watching Point Break.
because i can never sleep really.
and i figure if i stay strong and grind my teeth together i might be able to put up with Keanu Reeves sad hockey boy attempt at acting.
but alas. he is living proof that just because you look pretty and can memorize a piece of paper does not mean that your an actor.
but really i was only into it because the flawless Patrick Swayze is in it.
his character is awesome. he's sexy, of course, but he's like beyond because he's this surfer who is both spiritually and physically chasing the ultimate wave.
he's also wavy haired, tanned, half naked, fit, and fighting with the other boys.
he's as deep as he is beautful.
but anyways this movie actually contains some semi-valid points about the connection between surfing and peace of mind. some people, the sensitive ones i imagine, have found a way to another dimeson, another state of mind and another reason for them to blindly chase deadly waves.
according to patricks swayzes character it's not just the adrenaline its about feeling the energy and the spirit of the wave. so maybe of the sea.
i think i'm over thinking this.
i mean that movie was just terrible. it had the brain damaged man from "larry the cable guys roast" as one of the main chracters the only other thing ive seen him in is celebrity rehab.
but anyways im very intrigued by the idea of connecting with the ocean, and feeling its power, letting it open your mind to another state of conciousness. i know listening to waves roll in calms me.
and being shoved under water by by violent waves thrills me.
i know doing something successfully and perfectly makes me satisfied and blissful.
i know water in itself contains another living world full of its own life. but im just wondering how it all connects to accomplish the surfers state of mind.
perfect waves would have to be soo rare.
everything following perfectly into line for you. so you can enjoy it fully.\maybe thats when you get your perfect wave, your perfect trip when everything else in your life is right where its suppose to be, maybe the perfect wave only come to you once when your young.
i personally think its something to look into.
i do love snowboarding. its like runnning to me. but easier and more graceful.
i also used to be obbssessed with skate boarding. when my sister smashed her face and we had to live in saksatchewn while she healed i skate boarded every day.
thats normal though i get obsessed with sports. i run everyday and if i dont i think about all the time. it distracts me. i cant enjoy anything till ive done it.
thats how it was with skate boarding. and i personally think id get just as attached to surfing. given the oppertunity. hmmm. another thought.
maybe surfers are just like me and have an addictive personality. they cant help but chase the ultimate. and maybe even the slightest feeling of obtaining it is like the ultimate high.
your longing builds so you rush to succeed.
the perfect wave.
hmmm.
makes perfect sense.
unless its actually a form of meditation.
in which case the two are connected.
my train of thoughts on this one aren't connecting beauitfully. and there are obvious holes in my theory.
but im intrigued.
and i intend to meet with surfers in order to inquire about my theory.
i'm really hope they dont dissapoint and just turn out to be adrenaline junkies. although thats respectable i'm just convinced theres more meaning to it.
thats what happens when i watch patrick swayze. i become fascinated with everything he's saying and study too far into. especially when you considered he's reading off a script but i never do.
and i was curious about that begin with though.
i'm also curious about communcation between and with dolphins....
theyre energy is incredible.
but umm. i'm just going to stop in case anyones still reading.....
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