The Tom Veitch Files

[circled: 61] Is this Lucas' self - [uncertain: unrecognized?] way of forgiving himself for serving [struck: illegible] the dark mythology? [uncertain: Like?], "it's only a movie, and in the end the director gets to write himself into Heaven." * * * * - But there is a theme to this book, that Reality is shaped by archetypes -- that Lucas sold his soul to the dark unconscious Wotan archetype, & Reality was shaped by the black heart of this ancient power complex. * * * The center of the power complex is something we feel separate from. It accumulates wealth, fame, and the freedom to reward and punish. We honor and serve God as Spirit, Truth, and Life Itself-- but somehow our connection to God (the light side) does not make us strong enough to defeat the power complex -- that is, the complex continues to operate in our psyche with impunity. The writing of this book is a confrontation + [uncertain: examination?] of the power complex (and our submission to it) in the medium of [struck: the] mythology ... specifically in the filmed entertainments of G. Lucas. There is no attempt at pre-judgement. What this book is about is [arrow pointing right]