Some reviews about the THRIVE movie

Thrive is a newly released, visual stunning transformational movie about the state of affairs on our planet and some suggestions for solutions and new ways of thinking about the way that we live our lives.

The movie is written and produced by Foster and his wife, Kimberly, Gamble. Foster is the great-great-grandson of James Gamble, co-founder of Proctor and Gamble.  He, alongside his wife, follows his life long calling toward a unified understanding of universal energy through the study of spirit, consciousness, the geometry of space and how we can work with it to create boundless abundance. Thrive is their offering to the world, a wake up call to all who sleep, and a message of hope to those who aren’t.

The movie begins with some explanation of sacred geometry, specifically the vector equilibrium and the torus, which are the masculine and feminine versions of the same energy.  The torus field flows around the structure provided by the vector equilibrium and the 64 grid tetrahedron.  Special guest Nassim Haramein helps to explain about these geometries and the implications that they have on free energy and working with the fabric of space with technologies such as space travel and replication.

The film continues on to speak about crop circles and their possible origins and the specific phenomena that are found within the crop circles, such as elevated electromagnetic radiation and small magnetic particles within the circles that aren’t found anywhere else in the fields.  One of the more amazing pieces to take from this section is the explanation of a one of the crop circles in particular.  In 1972, Carl Sagan and SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) created a binary code message and sent it to space on a radio signal.  This message contained a number of bits of information about humans and Earth, such as where we are located in the solar system, information on our DNA, that we are carbon based.  Years later, a crop circle showed up next to the particular SETI satellite from which the message was sent.  The crop circle looked very much like the binary message sent in ‘72 with a few particular changes.  Instead of carbon-based, this message relayed a silicon-based life form with 3 strands of DNA that lived on a planet that has 4 moons!  One day later, another formation was found a few hundred feet away with the face of what most people would say is an E.T.

About a half of the way through, the movie takes a turn into the state of affairs here on Planet Earth.  I understand the necessity of waking people up to the ways that we are being manipulated and having our power and freedoms taken from us.  There are many places that one can go to find out more information on these topics.  Because I want to focus more on the solutions and ways that we can create the world that we want to live in, you will have to watch the movie in order to learn more about the things that the “powers that be” are doing in order to hold back our progress.

The end of the movie brings it full circle to talk more about solutions and specific ways that we can get the ball rolling to create a more beautiful future for us and our children.  It also speaks to their website, which is to be a portal for those wanting to confirm facts or take action.  There is also a large resource of information on the specific of what they speak about in the movie.

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What is particularly appealing about Thrive is that it takes on the problems our world is facing head on and then balances that with coherent solutions. Thrive starts off with a concise and yet complete description of the physics of the torus and how free energy is not only possible, but also abundant and ubiquitous. The backbone of this segment is the work of Nassim Haramein and it’s a pleasure to see his ideas brilliantly and professionally animated. 

A measure of how well edited and well thought through Thrive is, is that when the subject changes from new physics to ‘conspiracy theory’, it does so seamlessly without missing a beat. Often, as in most of David Icke’s writing, a superficial gloss of ‘love’ is coating an iceberg of fear and paranoia beneath. After ploughing through 600 pages of darkness in The Biggest Secret, 20 pages of hope and light at the end do not make for a balanced book. Thrive avoids this trap without pulling its punches. This is not ‘conspiracy lite’, in fact, by the time Foster Gamble delves into the global depopulation agenda, you wonder if there is nowhere down the rabbit hole he is afraid to go.

Thrive is also a great looking film too that uses its’ slick animations and zooming shots from satellites to great effect. It could be screened on any network and hold it’s own and I’d love to see that happen, but given the radical subject matter and the film’s total lack of compromise, we are probably looking at a viral campaign of screenings in living rooms, community centers and independent cinemas. The ‘Pay It Forward’ platform, created by Elevate, that Thrive is using for its’ online distribution makes it easy and fun to ‘gift’ the film to others.

The segments outlining the history of how the banking elite effectively controls every aspect of the modern world should be projected at every Occupy camp worldwide. This is Zeitgeist to the power of ten. No one who watches it is going to be able to not grasp that we are in the middle of a planetary tyranny that simply needs to be overturned by a new paradigm. 

One of things that is important in this film is that it has been rigorously fact checked (the Thrive website backs up all the claims made in the film with references. It doesn’t spoil the delivery of a really important message by going overboard, or into tailspins of exaggerated hyperbole. Considering it covers crop circles, UFOs, secret societies, and the agenda of the New World Order, that’s pretty remarkable.