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“This is a chronicle of a man named Eddie who was shown the secret of heaven: that each life affects the other, and the other affects the next. The world is rotund of stories, but the stories are all one.” - The Five People You Meet In Heaven DVD
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A vital, abusive, alcoholic father. The nightmares–and a physical wound–courtesy of war. Infertility. A beloved wife struck down with a neurological disease. Evaporating dreams of being an engineer, replaced with a life-long job as a theme park maintenance man.
Eddie feels like a loser. He was a nobody-his alcoholic father made positive of that. Working at the theme park Ruby’s Pier, like his father before him, is how Eddie died and went to heaven.
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Author Mitch Albom wrote the script for the made-for-TV movie The Five People You Meet In Heaven, which is based on his bestselling book. The theme of this fable is that no life is a extinguish, no matter how seemingly insignificant-and that there are no random acts, because all are connected.
The profound but simple truths in this poignant tale by Albom think the themes that all is one, there are no random acts, and that peace, learning and growth face us on the Other Side.
On a sunny day at Ruby’s Pier, a cable system breaks down on an amusement creep, and Eddie, played by used actor Jon Voight, tries to achieve a girl from death. He feels runt hands in his as he tries to pull her to safety.
“When Eddie died, he felt no hurt. He experienced calm-as if every injure he experienced on Earth was washed away.”
In heaven, Eddie is first met by a man who weak to be a fraction of Ruby Pier’s freak show-a man tinted blue by a chemical tincture he drank as a child. The man of blue (brilliantly played by Jeff Daniels) tells Eddie that he will meet five people in heaven, and each will fragment things which will be a lesson for Eddie. The allotment that the Blue Man played in Eddie’s life was unknown until Eddie arrives in heaven: as a minute boy, Eddie was playing ball in the street, and the Blue Man, driving down the same street, swerved to miss him. The Blue Man ended up dying of a heart attack, and Eddie was unaware of his section in the anecdote.
When the Blue Man shared what happen, Eddie felt badly-that the accident wasn’t delicate, and that it should have been him that died. The blue man replies: “There is no aesthetic in life and death. If it were, no friendly men would die young.” Eddie assumes that he will now pay for his “sin” and be judged. The Blue Man dismisses this concept, almost with amusement: “No, no, no.”, he says, shaking his head. In heaven, there is no judgment, but rather an opportunity to inquire of our lives-who we touched, the choices we made, and the consequences of those choices.
Eddie is then visited by four more people, in their gain original heaven. Forgiveness is another theme of the chronicle, and the character of Ruby tells Eddie: “Hatred is a zigzag blade. The injure we do to others is hurt we do to ourselves…no one is born with infuriate. It builds up over time, with the things we don’t say and the things we bury. When we die, the soul is freed of it-free to inspect the truth.”
The process that Eddie goes through when he dies is consistent with the case studies featured in the books Scuttle of Souls and Destiny of Souls by hypnotherapist Dr. Michael Newton. No inflamed God awaits us at the gates of death, but instead, we are met with kind, loving guides and souls-eventually being ushered into a personally designed `curriculum’ for our soul’s growth and edification. When Eddie meets his conventional military captain in his personal heaven the captain says to him: “Time isn’t what you contemplate it is, kid. Neither is dying.” Also consistent with between-life regression case histories is the ability for souls to change shape (like Eddie’s wife did when he asked her to become “conventional” again), as well as the ability to “decide” your heaven.
The Five People You Meet In Heaven is a fable of redemption and personal meaning, as Eddie finally realizes that everything- even difficulties, disappointments, and deaths-happen for a reason. We’re also reminded that “all endings are beginnings. We objective don’t know it at the time…”
Throughout the anecdote, Eddie calls himself a loser, feeling that he did not achieve anything with his life (like going to engineering school as he planned) . He felt alone, and without anything to exhibit for his life. However, at the demolish of meeting the five people from his life on the Other Side, Eddie is shown the results of his everyday, “mundane” work as an amusement park maintenance man: a sea of people of every age, run, and trip of life that were kept honorable over the years by his diligence:
“All the accidents he prevented, all the people he kept safe-their children, and their children’s children-are because of the things he did day after day.”
The human search for a sense of meaning and purpose to life is a deep one. Perhaps the first thoughts of the first human were “Who am I? Why am I here? ” We’re unruffled asking these questions–and desperately looking for the reply.
Living in an increasingly complex and stressful era, it’s tempting to consider that the mundane is meaningless and that life is a random crapshoot. I was deeply moved by this myth, reminded that no interpersonal interaction is by chance, and that every cruel, painful, or disappointing station serves a higher purpose that will someday be explained. The Five People You Meet In Heaven shows that, truly, no life is a “kill”, and no life is insignificant. My chronicle is a fragment of your yarn, because all of us are connected in the web of life.
Once in awhile, a movie goes beyond entertainment to accomplish us better for having witnessed it. This is one of those.
Eddie’s life has been one of misery, regret, and failure. Then he dies, and is forced to face his demons. A touching work of such worship and beauty that it may well leave you sobbing.
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