Another freely available meditation, “Entering the New Feminine Energies of the Goddess,” has appeared on the “Path to the Source” website. Perhaps you, like me, have already had a chance to touch the divine energies of the Goddess. And on the wave of a spring mood, I wanted to share with you a wonderful film by director Audrey Wells, “Under the Tuscan Sun.”
The main character of the film, a young writer named Frances Mayes, lives in America. She has divorced her husband and is going through an emotional and creative crisis. Giving in to a friend’s persuasion, she goes to Italy to take her mind off things. And under the gentle Tuscan sun she unexpectedly decides to start a new life. She does something crazy: she buys an old, half-abandoned villa and moves to Europe.
The villa needs a major renovation, as does the life of Francesca herself, as the Italians call her. She hires a crew from Poland. They are a very colorful bunch, completely removed from the building trade, just like the writer herself.
And she will take care of them, cook delicious food for them and give them the warmth of her heart. And she will find new friends. Her soul will fill with warmth, bright sunshine and colors, with new meaning and experience.
An incredibly light, charming, luminous film about love, about happiness, about betrayal and friendship.
Tuscany in bloom, a picturesque Italian fair, sea waves, the white dresses of slender women, old narrow streets and the scent of basil in pasta floating in the air. All these are views of wonderful and alluring Italy, lit by the sun and by love.
A blessed world that gives hope.
This is a film for those who believe in signs, in magic, in friendship and love.
The atmosphere of the film envelops the viewer in a vivid country and sends an impulse to create, to learn new things, to cook, to care for loved ones.
Simply to live! And not to forget the simple truth that we ourselves are the creators of our own happiness.
Watch and enjoy!
With love, Tatyana Zhiltsova