Paradigm shift with Jonathan Livingston Seagull

Back to 1973, Jonathan Livingston Seagull film was on show for the first time. I watched the film once with my family and I was very young to understand the whole story. It was long time ago to remember the year.

Last week, a friend of mine asking me to find either song or video about bird and she recommend searching through YouTube. Definitely, we found Jonathan Livingston Seagull video post by a young man who is real fan of Jonathan Livingston Seagull film.

Watching this film today, I feel totally difference from in the old day. The beautiful Jonathan Livingston Seagull with music by the ever soulful Neil Diamond who puts himself into the shoes of a character, Jonathan Livingston Seagull, writing and singing music compelling and rich in texture and melody, to fit the portrait perfectly in a movie under the same name. The film inspired me finding this book for the first time to read its original written.

The classic Jonathan Livingston Seagull DVD

Jonathan Livingston Seagull, Richard Bach’s fourth book, was written in 1970 and spent many weeks as a number one best seller. The book is a heart-warming story depicting an extraordinary experience.

Jonathan Livingston Seagull is a bird not satisfied with being. More than anything else, he loved to fly. He continues on his peripatetic way, vowing to fly where no gull has gone before, which is the cue for more Neil Diamond music and more nature photography. Jonathan Livingston Seagull is a simple, yet profoundly inspiring parable.

If you are going to watch it today, make sure that you allocate two hours of your life that are free of constraints in which to relax and learn one simple quite lesson and then enjoy the scenery and powerful songs while you are doing it. If you can do that, you will love it.

The classic Jonathan Livingston Seagull DVD