But what I like to record is probably my mood at the moment I am interested, paying attention to one thing, one movie, one person, one kind of attitude towards life. This event itself always reminds me to analyze why I am in the first place. In this way, get to the bottom of it and discover some interesting things deep inside yourself that you didn't realize.
Seeing the last paragraph of "The Maverick"'s interview with Sean Penn, Sean talks about his life and how he feels about being an actor and a director. This man has such wrinkles, but he still looks so charming when he smiles. I don't know why, but it feels like a child.
They took a helicopter to climb the glacier, his friend said, this is life, stand here truly, experience your own life, you can go anywhere, as long as it is not a 9-to-5 and crisis, then I would rather die.
Sean said: Standing in front of a glacier is better than standing in front of God. He said: Life is like this, keep doing what you love to do and share it with your significant other.
He made Into the Wild, a film based on a true story about a man who abandoned his civilized identity to find himself in the Alaskan wilderness. The narrative, the music, the scenery, the acting, are all pretty good, although I only watched the beginning. This is just an initial impression. It seems that Sean is going to make a narrative epic, and that poet, the hero, is also Sean himself.
The first impression of this epic made me have a strange feeling, reminded me why I felt this way, and finally remembered the same thoughts I had at the same time.
I don't know why the idea of throwing myself into the wilderness, wandering, living an unknown life, and leaving my identity behind was very strong, very, very, very strong when I was just graduating from work. It was so intense that when I closed my eyes, I began to describe various scenarios in my head: where to go, what to bring, what to write, and what to photograph. At that time, I felt that there was no reason to continue the life at that time. The life of a robot, even if I was exposed to the latest so-called management experience at that time, I felt that life was boring and disgusting. It's none of my business, this is not where I want to live. I can't see where I am, so I want to hit the road and live.
This thought was finally dispelled by the painful feeling of reluctance to give up when I thought of my parents. "Parents are here, don't travel far", when I saw the beginning of this "Into the Wild", the protagonist's mother woke up from a nightmare and heard her son's cry for help clearly in the dream, I thought of this sentence and deeply felt him The pain and helplessness of my mother's heart at that moment made me firm up this idea even more.
At that time, what I was suffering was how to choose between finding self-realization and reassuring my loved ones?
Finding the path of truth is like a call. It is shown in front of you. Even if you don’t know how to spend your life, you will know very early on how to spend your life. You will get the truth you want, and a strong sense of truth in your heart. Somewhere, hopefully, keep hitting the road, looking for it. This truth comes from real loneliness,
but all family love is an insurmountable wall in front of you.
Those who leave the world's most ideal conditions are often not realized because life is full of conflicts and choices. Is running away from the crowd because you like someone, or because the crowd is full of loneliness?
Feelings of loneliness are especially strong in youth, perhaps because of a particularly strong sense of self. From the uncontrollability of our own life to the strong desire for our own future, the process of transitioning from a natural person to a social person, we have experienced all kinds of incredible changes and compromises, how much can we insist on our truth? Is our own truth still the most important part of life, no matter how it changes? Can our hearts remain unfazed by time and foreign objects and maintain their original purity and tenacity? Can we always insist that our inner truth is the most important thing?
The truth of anyone else is not your own truth. I wish I could remind myself of this from time to time.
Maybe we should be more like an old writer who lives a few hundred meters from his home to his office every day, but he lives a different day and has a different state of mind every day, and his soul is free. And Proust is even more amazing. He was able to write an epic masterpiece after being confined in the bedroom for several years due to illness. His physical freedom was limited, but he experienced the changes of light and shadow with incomparable imagination and observation. Afternoon tea, the water stains on the wall can also think of a kingdom.
The truth found in the heart is the real truth. Inner freedom is true freedom. Whether you are on the road or not, being able to experience your true self every day may be the most worthwhile life.
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