I think this had a good message. It's all how you look at life ...
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I think this had a good message. It's all how you look at life which life you choose. Whether your put in the frame or not. Two people were put in the story one believed in miracles; one didn't.  One could write the other person's life; the other was put into a frame. I'm not making any sense you just have to watch the movie.  :)
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Daniel Fusco has a genuineness that is refreshing. He shares about his own messy lives and asks us to look at our own messy lives. Jesus accepts us with all our messiness and gives us hope. It is a very good message for this generation, for this time.
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I'm laughing as I read the reviews for this book. The intrepretations pretty much cover the gamut. I see not where some get the impression this book poses an image of the giant corporate pressing thumb telling you to get used to change or die. I enjoyed the book somewhat although I agree it's everything we, who are of at least average intelligence, already knew and ponder on a daily basis. The best message for me in this book is something I've been hammering into my brain endlessly for the past few years, so far, with no results. The line reads, "We keep doing the same things over and over again and wonder why things don't get better." We all need to absorb that. The second most powerfull message in this reading to me is to pay attention to what's going on around you. Some of us are blind to the inevitable.
Cheers,
Phil Vanderloo
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The pilgrimage is a book about a man named Paulo and his journey down the road of Santiago. During his journey he has to learn how to better himself. Paulo meets a lot of people and learns a lot about himself while going threw his journey. He must endure a lot of challenges to find out more about himself. By the end Paulo is a changed man and knows a lot more from the challenges and things he faced

This book is definitely not hard to read at all. This book has a lot of messages to offer which I think is great. There is things in the book that make you wonder if it really happen which is a good thing. The author definitely left a lot of messages for the reader to think about. The main message is to be able to face challenges in your life.

I would definitely recommend this book to other readers. I really liked the book and found it easy to read. The book has a lot of life messages to be able to reflect on. It may not seem like a good book but it definitely got me to reflect on things in my life. The book let's see the challenges that Paulo had to face and How overcame them. Being able to read this book should me ways to overcome problems and different ways to view things.
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This book provides an interesting view of life that could be useful to many people.
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Great message. Very short. I would recommend it to teenagers who are hitting that rough stage and need direction in their life.
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The book has a good message, how being reminded of God's love can effect so many. More geared toward a younger audience, but even at age 48, it is good to be reminded. Fast read. I read it in about 3 hours, thanks to service being done on my car.
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This has a great message for anyone and is peaceful message.

I think anyone would like to watch it and seeing it.
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I admit, when my friend suggested this book to me, I didn't think that I would have really liked it. Turns out that that book teaches you a good lesson on life. Well, a lot of good life lessons. I'm happy that I read it. And I know that you'll enjoy it also
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As are all of Haddix' books, this is an excellent coming of age story for preteens discovering that the world doesn't revolve around them.  Although it is a bit preachy and hits you on the head with the message, making it less enjoyable for adults and teens, the message it good and will get through to the preteens.  The message that the character of a person is hidden and not always visible to everyone but worth much more than any superficial beauty or fame is an important one for all young adults, making this an excellent suggestion for aged 11-15.
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Good insight into the whole aspect of "what does life mean," which doesn't seem to be an issue until you experience something like getting old, things change. Really worth reading. It confirmed in my own head the idea that I am not alone, not crazy, in feeling alienated by the choices I made, we all suck in the end.
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I just loved the overall messages in this book. Have faith, everyone has a place and a purpose in this world and not to depend on technology to guide your life. The story was cute the art in the book while sparse was well done  I think kids would enjoy the story and would pick up on the messages in it without feeling preached to.
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This was a philosophical movie about living in the moment with a very profound message, it had good visuals, interesting characters, and decent cinematography. Some of the props were a bit cheap, like it's the future but the rich teenager still uses wired ear buds, really? But this is a minor complaint of what was an entertaining and poignant movie.
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This was an enjoyable read, with an interesting plot and an uplifting message.
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Fire in the Dark is a pretty good reminder about the need for us all to accept our aging process. All humans grow old and die eventually (if they are LUCKY). It is fact of life. I think this movie gives a good wake up call about what things all boil down to, eventually. Living life can be difficult and challenging but if we try, it will turn out okay. Our modern culture expects us to be young and strong forever but living shows the reality of the situation. I enjoyed Lindsay Wagner especially but the whole cast was pretty good.
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I liked the main message of this book which is basically to surrender and be open to whatever God, the Universe, or a higher force are willing to bring you. Basically, you have to have trust and faith that whatever you are seeking or praying, or hoping for will come your way at its right time.  The book may give the idea that we don't have or shouldn't gave any control over our lives, and just leave things up to fate, but what I really think it's implying is that you can still take action in your life, but then trust and let go of any worry or fears, and really believe that what is meant for you will come at the right tine.  Of course, if you don't get what you want, then it probably wasn't meant to be anyway, and that's not necessarily a bad thing either. I also like a couple of the mantras and affirmations and positive thinking phrases that Tosha includes in this book. I have been using one in particular for a couple of weeks, and it's helping me to stay calm and at peace knowing that what is,meant for me will happen if I have genuine trust and faith.  Overall, nice spiritual book for those folks who are "Open" to believing in a higher power.  I recommend it to others to help them find serenity and positivity in their lives!
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What a charming little story for any age. I loved the message that came through like a beautiful bell. I thought the story pulled everything together for anyone who is looking for an answer to a problem of not fitting in, or feeling like they are so different that it makes their life unbearable. This is a sweet insight to the wonderful world of every thing is going to be alright.