Catching the big Fish : : Meditation, Consciousness, and Creativity

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Call Number: Adult Book / Nonfiction / Religion & Spirituality / Mindfulness & Meditation / Lynch, David
On Shelf At: Pittsfield Branch

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Introduction -- The first dive -- Suffocating rubber clown suit -- Starting out -- The art life -- A garden at night -- Curtains up -- Cinema -- Interpretation -- The circle -- Ideas -- Desire -- Consciousness -- Translating the idea -- Los angeles -- Eraserhead -- The pace of life -- Yogis -- Bob's big boy -- The angriest dog in the world -- Music -- Intuition -- The unified field -- The fourth state -- Getting there -- Modern science and ancient science -- Anywhere, anytime -- Identity -- Final cut -- Therapy -- Dreams -- Angelo Badalamenti -- Sound -- Casting -- Rehearsal -- Fear -- All together now -- Twin Peaks -- The continuing story -- The red room -- Ask the idea -- Test audience -- Generalizations -- Darkness -- Suffering -- Light of the self -- A tower of gold -- Religion -- Drugs -- Turn on the light -- Industrial symphony no. 1 -- Lost highway -- Restrictions -- Mulholland Drive -- The box and the key -- A sense of place -- Beauty -- Texture -- Working with wood -- Having a setup -- Fire -- Light on film -- The straight story -- Heroes of film -- Fellini -- Kubrick -- Inland empire -- The name -- A new way to work -- Director's commentary -- The death of film -- For young filmmakers -- Quality -- Future of cinema -- Common sense -- Advice -- Sleep -- Keep at it -- Success and failure -- Gone fishing, again -- Compassion -- Consciousness-based education -- Real peace.

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surprisingly good submitted by rats on March 31, 2010, 3:30pm This book is written almost like a journal with 1-3 page chapters devoted to an idea or experience. I was surprised at how much I appreciated it. I didn't have the same experience Lynch has had with Transcendental Meditation, but I've read the literature about how beneficial it is physically. I enjoyed his affirmation of personal voice and creativity.

Lynch submitted by jaegerla on May 17, 2010, 1:28pm This is a collection of brief insights by director David Lynch. In it he gives a solid argument for the benefits of transcendental meditation. Plus it's fun to hear Lynch's comments on film and the movie industry.