I spoke of this movie in the recent California class. It is a beautiful true story. Personally, I got choked up several times while viewing it. I am not sure if all people would react the same way I did, but I do believe it is a movie that you would like to watch.
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I haven’t watched this movie yet, but it certainly caught my eye. I look forward to seeing it…
Oh, I love Dev Patel. I can’t wait to see this movie.
I saw this movie a while back when a friend recommended it. I thought it was great. Sad but great. It touched on many important topics and beautiful ideas. It is really worth seeing, I think. The kind of movie I wanted to discuss afterwards and savored a long time.
I watched the movie tonight. Misty eyed several times, but I particularly connected to the idea of not being able to prove what you know to be true. God left me speechless for a while, when I was trying to explain to those who needed proof. I trust my father found his proof when he left the physical realm.
In the movie, Mr. Ramanujan was required to break down his work into proofs, i.e. steps. Thank you for taking us through the steps to bring us to enlightenment!
Yes, how sad that society in some cases, ie modalities, the sciences, need proof when for many, there is an inner knowing, it just is.