(October 9, 2020 at 5:13 pm)Fake Messiah Wrote: I watched the movie "7 years in Tibet" long time ago, but still sometimes I remember the scene about the worms and I never discussed that scene with anyone so maybe now is the right crowd.
In the scene, Buddhists are digging the hole in the ground, but then they stop because they run into the worms, and they can't continue because, since they believe in reincarnation, they are afraid they will harm the worms who may have been their mother or some other relative in its past life.
But if you believed in reincarnation wouldn't you want to do the opposite with worms and small crawlers? If you saw an ant or a larva of a fly for which you knew was your dead mother reincarnated, wouldn't you want to kill it quickly so it can reincarnate into something better, maybe even into a human?
Anyway, here's the scene
Chuck Norris kept killing everything/everyone until he became Chuck Norris...
Now it's all special effects....
