Night becomes Day

I received a nudge to re-watch the 1985 film “Ladyhawke” this evening, and the final scene just happened to play at midnight, with my neighborhood New Year’s fireworks booming & crackling in the background. If you’ve never watched the movie, the basic story line is a jealous bishop makes a deal with the dark to curse a young couple, to keep them apart. The man is cursed to shift into a wolf each night, and the woman becomes a hawk during the day, and while in those animal forms they forget each other. Eventually they are able to break the curse by confronting the bishop at the moment when “day becomes night, and night becomes day”, i.e. an eclipse.

This film is a metaphor for us souls here under the veil. Each night in our dreams we remember who we are, and when we wake we forget again. We are always separated, always apart from our true family and loved ones in the real world.

Hollywood doesn’t make these kinds of films anymore. Instead we’re served up endless, derivative action series, degenerate & violent plot lines, etc. Thankfully for those of us old enough, these films live on in our memory. Watching Ladyhawke again in a more awakened state, I now know it was coded by someone “outside” to help free our minds “inside” the simulation.

Navarre & Isabeau (Ladyhawke - 1985)