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Jon Rubinstein: On the Bodhisatva of Compassion and Youtube Remakes of Journey Videos

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Over at Jon Rubinstein’s wonderful blog, Adventures in Compassion in the Screen Trade, he’s got a breakthrough post up about compassion, Journey, youtube, bodhisatva’s, Thich Nhat Hanh, and Steve Perry’s epic hair.

“Dare I say that Avalokitesvara, the bodhisattva of compassion, is present in the remakes of Journey’s Separate Ways? Yes, I say, yes.

When we watch the best of these videos, we are watching someone who’s been there. I’m just sure of it. All teen angst-y, locked away in his room, looking for reruns of Night Court. And then, later on, able to look at that teen angst, that pre-Morrissey heartbreak, and maybe just chuckle a little bit.

So we can sometimes be compassionate to ourselves by stopping the mind chatter and laughing, by watching someone exaggerate behavior we, ourselves, have taken on. We’ve all been like Steve Perry, wrapped up in our… journey… (sorry). And sometimes, we need to laugh and get over our seriousness.”

Check out Adventures in Compassion! An excellent read!

Jon Rubinstein – Adventures in Compassion in the Screen Trade

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Goood Morning SuperForest!

My dear friend, SuperForester Jon, is the author/operator of a very cool and interesting blog. You see, Jon is a manager of movie and TV stars, some really famous ones too. His passion is in bringing compassion to his work, his life, and his clients. Jon has made the extraordinary step of putting his love of compassion out into the world for all to see.

The Hollywood scene can be pretty cut-throat, so what Jon is doing is very fresh. If there are any famous types who are looking for a manager that is an actual thinking, caring, human being, check out Jon’s blog. He does interviews, digs up great quotes, goes on adventures, does book reviews, all from the same compassionate, smiling center.

Check out Adventures in Compassion in the Screen Trade.

Much love to you, Jon!