Movie Club

This week, we dive into What the #$! Do We (K)now!?*, a groundbreaking documentary from 2004 that still feels incredibly relevant today. I’ve watched it several times, often with friends and family, and every time, it sparks the most fascinating, deep, and fun conversations about what’s possible.

It’s one of those rare films that feels both profound and playful, making big, abstract ideas like quantum physics and consciousness feel engaging and accessible. The film challenges conventional ideas about reality and consciousness.

It invites us to question the nature of existence, explore the interconnectedness of all things, and reflect on how our beliefs and intentions shape the world around us.

Watching this film feels like stepping into a rabbit hole of endless possibilities. It offers clear and engaging explanations of complex concepts—ideas that are simultaneously grounded in science and soaring into the realm of spirituality. I found it fascinating to revisit…

Wild by Jean-Marc Vallée is a film that speaks to deep parts of my soul. Watching Cheryl Strayed muster the courage to embark on her solo hike along the Pacific Crest Trail leaves me in awe every time. Her grit, her willingness to face herself and her pain, and her perseverance through unimaginable challenges are qualities I deeply admire. If I’m honest, even in my darkest moments, I’ve never been able to summon the kind of boldness she displays. Her journey feels both unreachable and inspiring, a beacon that whispers, "Healing is possible, even in the wilderness of your heart."

Journaling plays such a profound role in her story, and it resonates with my own life. Like Cheryl, I’ve used journaling as a tool for reflection, grief, and self-discovery. It’s my lifeline during the storms of life—a space to process emotions, capture realizations, and find a way forward. Her words, "What…