A few years ago I watched a film named ‘Kathmandu, a
mirror in the sky’. The film is about a teacher who moves there to volunteer in
a local school. There is a scene where a man, who she had married out of
convenience, told her that everyone has their own place on Earth, which at the
same time is a mirror in the sky. In fact, every person must find it. I was
wondering if it could be real or not. I have ever believed that we do belong to
nowhere; we are part of the planet, so we should stay wherever we want to.
All these thoughts take me to consider
about our goal in life. When I was younger I would have liked to go fighting
against poverty to another country: helping people to build houses, farming
lands with them, whatever. It only was one of my dreams. I would have visited
Buthan, (I did not know what is called, for instance), just for the Buddhism
idea, or some other paradise on Earth. I have read a lot about this kind of
thinking; living as a Buddhism monk could be interesting as the same time as
close to perfection. I will add that many ideas come into my brain, like being
a writer locked into my room, being a tourist forever, travelling forwards to the
East lands by transsiberian train, I do not know…
According to these points, I realize that I do not really want this way of life.
I would not wish to live as a hippie, or as the mother Theresa, or be a
traveller. I want to be free (as Queen said) and just me. I am not sure what is
the future preparing to me, but I am going to catch a brief glimpse of the fate.
Wherever I will settle, I wish I found my own way, so I will have my mirror,
the one which moves on with me.
I strongly recommend this film. If you want to know a curiosity about it, the director and the main character are not getting on well with each other, or something of that I have heard. The rest, you should discover yourself.
I strongly recommend this film. If you want to know a curiosity about it, the director and the main character are not getting on well with each other, or something of that I have heard. The rest, you should discover yourself.