Ways To Cope With The Depression Of The Dream Of Pandora Being Intangible.

[TEAgaming2154]

Originally Posted by Eternal Enigma

Even though we have not confirmed life like us anywhere else in the universe it most certainly is exists. I got over my AVATAR depression pretty quickly after realizing the immensity of the universe. Plausible theories exist that suggest our universe is one of many. This not only increases the chances of life elsewhere, but it also increases the chances of Pandora like worlds with Na'vi like creatures. There are some theories based in the same thought that suggest our fictional characters might actually be real in some other universe. If universes are as abundant as atoms then there's an incalculable probability that Pandora and all the fictional inhabitants actually exist.

I think you just cured my Avatar depression. Irayo.

[Disco Scratch]

Originally Posted by CyanRachel

^I like the sound of this.

Originally Posted by TEAgaming2154

I think you just cured my Avatar depression. Irayo.

That's great news!

[Eltu]

It's kind of amazing how long ago this thread started, originally on Avatar-Forums...

The sense of belonging, of having found a new family, that I felt when first coming across it in January 2010 was unlike anything else I have ever felt - and after all these years I'm still eternally grateful that I stumbled across this very conversation. Though the deep feeling of loneliness was replaced, first by the Avatar community and later by my wonderful wife, I will never forget where it all began.

[SaphirJD]

With friends like you all around, one can only feel good and comfortable

[willieandersen]

I get depressed about whether I can afford my next meal or not. Well, partially figuratively. It puts the thing in perspective, I guess.

[Ja'k Dawsiin]

Originally Posted by Eltu

It's kind of amazing how long ago this thread started, originally on Avatar-Forums...

The sense of belonging, of having found a new family, that I felt when first coming across it in January 2010 was unlike anything else I have ever felt - and after all these years I'm still eternally grateful that I stumbled across this very conversation. Though the deep feeling of loneliness was replaced, first by the Avatar community and later by my wonderful wife, I will never forget where it all began.

i love the sentiment of friends and family, because that is what matters most. Happy Holidays!

[aemmawilson119]

Originally Posted by txen

It's not accident where I live. I'm here on purpose. That is another benefit of getting the heck out of the city. It's quiet and I can see a lot of stars.

Kind of off topic, but here is a kind of funny story. Back in January 1994 there was a moderate earthquake known as the Northridge quake in the Los Angleles area. It struck at about 4 am. It was large enough that the power went out over large areas of the city. Many 911 calls were placed concerning lights in the sky. They were the stars.

oh ! really nice thanks ! for sharing

[Lone warrior]

So I have this depression too. That's why I registered up to this forum. And I think it helped a lot. Reading the threads, getting to know nice people who have the same interest. This cures my depression. I can't thank you enough for having this opportunity.

[Empty Glass]

Originally Posted by Lone warrior

So I have this depression too. That's why I registered up to this forum. And I think it helped a lot. Reading the threads, getting to know nice people who have the same interest. This cures my depression. I can't thank you enough for having this opportunity.

This makes me glad to hear - that the discussions on this forum have had a positive impact.

[willieandersen]

"Thats exactly it "Yea..I'm home", everything feels so alien to me now, like I was playing with my little brother (hes not little but he's always gonna be my little brother), and we were playing the new Super Mario wii game, and I felt kinda bad because as much as I tried to enjoy it, it just didn't feel right, I didn't want to be there playing with him, I wanted to be out there, on Pandora, where I feel I belong"

[allroock123]

The forum community's offer a common roots shared place of expression so very uncommon in mainstream community today I have huge respect for the community's the film built and what Pandora's living example symbology stands for ,, "But" there are places of expression in the native community circles if one takes the time to "listen" and to build friendships and trust and to walk among "The People" that have offered this expression for hundreds of generations one must use care to understand feelings upon cultural appropriation as this is a sensitive subject

[discounthobo159]

Originally Posted by Eternal Enigma

Even though we have not confirmed life like us anywhere else in the universe it most certainly is exists. I got over my AVATAR depression pretty quickly after realizing the immensity of the universe. Plausible theories exist that suggest our universe is one of many. This not only increases the chances of life elsewhere, but it also increases the chances of Pandora like worlds with Na'vi like creatures. There are some theories based in the same thought that suggest our fictional characters might actually be real in some other universe. If universes are as abundant as atoms then there's an incalculable probability that Pandora and all the fictional inhabitants actually exist.

^ Probably the best damn answer in this thread (though I'm not suffering any sort of "Pandaron-Existential" depression)

Originally Posted by allroock123

one must use care to understand feelings upon cultural appropriation as this is a sensitive subject

Regarding the context of this thread........... errrr care to elaborate?

[Neverman]

To all who suffer from Pandora-Blues:
If Eywa is real why should her power be limited to one moon? Isn't the power of a god/goddess (although I'm not sure whether this term describes her well) universal and eternal? Who says you can't live by the laws and principles of Eywa here on earth? Since it's all about appreciation and gratefulness, you might be closest to Eywa (and by that Pandora) if you are grateful and appreciate the people of your surroundings. I'm sure Eywa doesn't want us to be unhappy and blind for our environment, but aware of who we are and what we do. Eywa is within us.

[Neytiri1991]

wouldn't it be awesome if we would have our own hall where we can "recreate" our own Pandora? Just for us? I am dreaming about it right now. Wouldn't actually be a bad idea

[kyojin]

It's been 8 years since I saw Avatar for the first time and got depressed, so this depression is long gone. But back then, I haven't done much to even try to cope with it.
Right now, I kind of even miss that time. I wish I could forget I've seen Avatar and travel back in time to watch it once gain for the "first" time in cinema xD