Today, I learned of the passing of Paul Newman.
I hardly know what to say. Some of you are so young, so you won't be able to relate to what he meant to those of us that are over 50... Even after seeing some of his old films you would only know what he did for a living -- not of the "LIVING" he let so many of us learn to dream about...
I bet you wonder what a tribute to him is doing here in a Crystal Healing area... Well, if you go back and REALLY look into his unbelievable eyes in film closeups, you will see the same Light that lives inside some of the most beautiful absolutely clear crystals I have ever seen.
For many years I couldn't q-u-i-t-e fathom why I was just so facinated by him when he was on screen. I was just a kid, and I just thought he was prince charming and the Easter Bunny and Santa Claus all rolled up into one... lol
Years later, as a much more seasoned adult, I began to understand some of the other things that set this lovely man apart -- he was a "mate-for-life" kind of guy. He didn't believe in dipping and dabbling in the Hollywood pool of tabloid affairs and daliances. I remember reading that he famously said of his lack of interest in affairs "why go out for hamburger when you have sirloin steak at home?" This was a clue.
He later decided to formulate a company where a large part of the profits went to charity. He said that he had enough money from his fame to do all he could fantasize and that he needed to use some of any other monies he made in ways he could be proud of.
So, since you were a star of film and screen Paul, I salute you with this tribute in kind, a film that like your films, swept Cannes as being a masterpiece... This is a very short one though. And it only takes 5 minutes of your day for each of you reading this to see it:
~TRIBUTE TO PAUL NEWMAN ~
I hope you all enjoy this as much as I did. (Thanks Gators Dark Star for alerting me to this masterpiece.)
Life and Light to each of you!
Mickey (Bayo)
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