I just saw "A Beautiful Mind" ... I'm a little behind the times, I know.
Just a comment on the fact that Russel Crowe continually brought his right hand up to compulsively itch the center of his forehead. Almost sometimes seemed to be brushing away something in front of his third-eye.
This reminds me of how geniuses are always scratching the tops of their heads to itch the tingling of their crown energy center.
So what are the effects of an under-active third-eye chakra?
"Poor memory, poor vision, can't see patterns, denial"
"Can't see patterns!!" --and Nash's was ultra-over-active making him the king of discerning patterns.
An over-active third-eye chakra:
"Headaches, nightmares, hallucinations, delusions, difficulty concentrating"
Sounds like schitzophrenia to me.
Also, Russel also didn't see so much with his eyes as he was always looking down. Almost as if he could see with inuition. Didn't have to explicitly look, explicitly focus on one object to see. He could see what was on his future wife's math paper without looking at it.
And his photo-focus gaze was obvious in the number decoding scene, photo-reading, activating, and processing.
When Nash is trying to fight his mind illness, he and his wife touch their hearts--heart energy being the way out of over-active brain energy. "Perhaps it is good to have a beautiful mind, but an even greater gift is to discover a beautiful heart," he says at the nobel prize award ceremony.
And Jennifer Connely...damn fine. 
(and a yalie too!)
