Today we examine the idea of collaboration. 

In the spirit of this our Mantra has been supplied by Michael Spence. Thanks Mike. 

Mantra Film: Life As We Know It

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Hello again,

My apologies for the absence of the show. The past six months have been difficult in many ways, but hopefully we can now return to our journey again.

Today's mantra reminds us that we all can have a huge effect on those around us, so let's use that power for good rather than evil.

Mantra source: Black Beauty.

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Today we pay tribute to Irvin Kershner and Leslie Nielsen who died today. 

They help us to remember that we need to leave the world better than we found it. 

Mantra comes from: Airplane

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Welcome to Movie Mantras

Today we ask the question 'Where are you right now?' and search for the answer with the help of a classic line. 

Mantras comes from: The Big Lebowski

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Welcome to Movie Mantras Season 2

Today we begin the next stage of our journey with the thought that we should use our past to help us in our future. 

Mantra comes from : Bugsy Malone. 

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Welcome to episode 100!

Today as a special treat we are joined by a cast of legendary podcasters and writers who bring their own Mantras to the show. 

Bath in the warm waters of wisdom. 

Enjoy! 

Today's Mantra challenges us to declare our intentions to the world, then to live them out.

Mantra Origin: Bonnie and Clyde (1967)

Today we address the fear of failure, and how it can hold us back.

Mantra Origing: Camille (1936)

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Today's mantra challenges us to think about whether we elevate things to monstrous proportions in able for us to use thier scale as a means to hide away.

Film - The Accidental Tourist

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Today's Mantra reminds us that sometimes not hearing the doubters is the best way to move forward.

Film: An American in Paris

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