Twin Peaks 2017

[kavaris]

Please tell me someoneon planet Earth knows what this show is from David lynch, like im tryina figure this out, but this show had some weird reboot in 2017 (given its from 91'), and yeo that sht is the best...

[kavaris]

Im lookin for a real substantial scene from utube, but in the meanwhile

 

[Oeaohoo]

I loved Twin Peaks, especially The Return. Lynch once said that "people never do things by themselves", that people are always being used by forces beyond themselves. The Return is a particularly vivid depiction of this. The line from the Upanishads which influenced Inland Empire - "We are like the dreamer, who dreams and then lives inside the dream, but who is the dreamer?" - also reappears in The Return.

I feel grateful that someone like David Lynch was able to use cinema and television to convey spiritual insights. This website has some interesting analysis of Twin Peaks from a metaphysical perspective: https://unwrappingtheplastic.com/2018/07/17/the-end-of-time/.

[Oeaohoo]

This was one of my favourite scenes in The Return. A beautiful depiction of evil.

[Oeaohoo]

And of course the mysterious ending:

Lynch had a way of bypassing the conscious mind and speaking directly to the sub-conscious and/or the super-conscious.

[kavaris]

On 4/21/2026 at 11:06 AM, Oeaohoo said:

I loved Twin Peaks, especially The Return. Lynch once said that "people never do things by themselves", that people are always being used by forces beyond themselves. The Return is a particularly vivid depiction of this. The line from the Upanishads which influenced Inland Empire - "We are like the dreamer, who dreams and then lives inside the dream, but who is the dreamer?" - also reappears in The Return.

I feel grateful that someone like David Lynch was able to use cinema and television to convey spiritual insights. This website has some interesting analysis of Twin Peaks from a metaphysical perspective: https://unwrappingtheplastic.com/2018/07/17/the-end-of-time/.

Its so amazing. I just recently watched it, my lord, its so good, so weird, and so riddle-like. Im still tryina decipher wat i watched, and everynow and then, i think i got a sense for what was happening; but theres so many things interweaved throughout, that im not sure. Maybe with some more time ill stumble on to something, but its like, i mean, its one of those things where ya need more than a week... Like maybe several decades, to really peel back whats going on, or whats bein said, atleast for me, i would need a decade, Ha.

Edited 18 hours ago by kavaris

[kavaris]

3 hours ago, Oeaohoo said:

And of course the mysterious ending:

Lynch had a way of bypassing the conscious mind and speaking directly to the sub-conscious and/or the super-conscious.

Oh ya ya, this was the last scene, it really through me off, Ha

[kavaris]

I have so many fav. parts, like i even like those filler scenes, that im not sure they mean anything, but they are just so funny/awkward and yet somehow are still managing to communicate something. Like not a minute passes where something isnt being said, even through the ambiance and mystic, like (the whole aethetic im still tryina wrap my head around too, this like, Washington state, meets Canada, meets Est or Central America, Ohio or Pennsylvania, meets Nevada/Las Vegas, like that whole Country Sheriffs depa., the Twin Peaks town that looks like Silent hill in some scenes, that setting has my brain twisted up as well, granted maybe that wasn't meant to be confusing, but I was reading into it deeply anyway... Like I felt we were all over Amer., simultaneously)

3 hours ago, Oeaohoo said:

This was one of my favourite scenes in The Return. A beautiful depiction of evil.

Oh yeah, what was this scene, like it felt like we were in 1950 or something... This was another scene that through me off (haha you are picking all the scenes that totally through me off, lol)

About The Website <https://unwrappingtheplastic.com/2018/07/17/the-end-of-time/> Oh , Wow. Very neat.

Edited 17 hours ago by kavaris