Thank you for joining us once again on this issue as we work hand-in-hand for the development of a better world for all of humanity.
In this movie, Prince Vlad, disappointed by his loss, turns against the church and becomes evil Dracula. Just as it is often believed that Lucifer rebelled against God. All these symbolic associations of evil turning away from good are basic folklore or mythical adaptations of the concept of the separation of the divine into good and evil, angelic and demonic, or organic and scientific.
If you understand the concept of our spiritual divinity manifesting physically through time as both sides of the same source, and that we are still majorly spiritual compared to our expected physical manifestations, then you'd have a better understanding of the lessons we have lifted from this movie. This is because you would understand that our achievements on earth are small compared to the expected growth across the cosmos.
So keep an open mind as you enjoy reading the life lessons we derived from this movie.
- Man Hurts Himself
In the opening scenes, we see a display of love and joy, interrupted by a call to war. 'Is this war necessary, can't we all live in peace as God intended for us'. Elizabeta (Zoe Bleu) asks when the soldiers come to take Prince Vlad (Caleb Landry Jones) to war with the Ottomans.
Is war really necessary? Is it necessary for man to take up arms against another man and kill, ruin, and destroy each other. The truth is that war is a total waste of human, financial, and natural resources. We examined the wastage of war in the reviews of 'The King' and 'Dune Two'.
War originated from the cheating of love and the subsequent dark desire to extinguish the essence of Michael, the carrier of love. We explained in our eBooks how the bonds of wrongness activated those, who accepted it, to seek the destruction of Michael in order to extinguish the memories of the right direction for our world. We also explained the use of war as a cover for those under the bond of 'no enjoyment', the suffering kings in our reviews of 'House of the Dragon', and 'Euphoria'. We described the importance of sustaining the memories of our direction and the problems of people who still try to spoil the programming in our review of 'Sinners'.
- For or Against God
'The church and the scientific community don't get along very well'. The Priest (Christoph Waltz) says to Dr. Dumont (Guillaume de Tonquedec) who is perturbed by his arrival at the asylum where Maria (Matilda De Angelis) is kept.
Religion was instituted to gain social control and acquire power by giving men something beyond their understanding to fight for. Someone once argued with me that I have no biblical evidence for the things I teach about and for my concept of organic and scientific differences as born out of the angelic and scientific sides of God. I replied; If God is not dead, then God is still trying to guide us, and he can use anything to show us the right direction. Therefore, religion is flawed for being stuck in the past, without any true references to the current state of things and the expected direction of human progress. We mentioned the problem of religion and the religious making God obsolete in our review of 'A House of Dynamite'.
To sustain power over the people, the religious clergy often sought to control intelligence, thoughts, and teachings that went against their established rule. Sometimes they used brutally evil means to accomplish this. Even the death of Jesus was paid for by the religious elders he once insulted in the temple by destroying their business and shouting 'My fathers house is not a den of thieves'.
Religion is man made, God doesn't exist because of religion. So let us overcome the overt dependance on religious concept and have an open mind towards making our world a better place.
- The Emptiness
Dracula laments the loss of his love as he narrates his story to Jonathan (Ewens Abid).
In summary, life is empty without love. It doesn't matter how long you live or how much you acquire. Love is all that matters, otherwise we are nothing but androids passing through time and building a world without actually enjoying the many fascinations of its beauty.
- The Problem
Count Dracula had power to control and command Gargoyles to do his bidding and he used them to great advantages in his castle.
This aspect of the movie is symbolic in many ways. One of such ways is that the Gargoyles are later seen as children leaving the castle after Dracula's death. This is a social reference to suffering or stolen angelic children finally becoming free from captivity and enslavement.
Another symbolic meaning is related to the misuse of spiritual sources. This symbolism is based on the understanding that we are all spirit beings on a physical journey. As members of the roundtable of 13 original DNA strands, the Gods, or divine beings (see review of Sinners).
It means then that every spiritual entity enslaved has something related to a personality in our world that was originally designed to accomplish something. Much like the Sandman is enslaved for selfish financial gain in the series 'The Sandman'.
Coveting that spiritual being for selfish purposes in spiritually bonded enslavement creates at least two problems.
One problem is that the world fails to progress properly because the abilities and attributes of the beings wouldn't be transmuted properly into physical reality in civilized forms or inventions.
The second problem is that it creates a deep seated hatred and vengeful spirit, often subconsciously, in the entity or spirit beings that are held against their will. Such feelings might manifest physically in disastrous ways.
To put this in better perspective; demonic attributes which are naturally understood as evil are supposed to be transmuted into the physical realm in civilized forms. For example; Gluttony which is associated with a desire for calculation the size of things is a reference to mathematical abilities. Lust, which is a high interest in the beauty of the human body, is a reference to anatomy medicine. Greed, which is a desire to partake and gain from everything, implies the development of technological enhancements to everything.
That's our take on this gothic movie that focuses on the love tale that made Dracula an evil person. We hope you are open minded enough to grasp the basic concepts we outlined in this review.
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