Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds

Inner Worlds Outer Worlds creates in the viewer a feeling that one is going down a rabbit hole, deeper and deeper until one realizes that we have ACTUALLY been down the rabbit hole all along. Our eyes have been closed as we have missed the sublime essence of nature, as we have created endless distractions for ourselves. The film juxtaposes ancient spiritual teachings with cutting edge science, beautiful fractals and observations about modern society. The main premise of the film is that we are asleep, moving in endless cycles of craving and aversion which are perpetuated by a pathological egoic or thinking mind. One needs to still the mind to "wake up". The truth is conveyed gently without offending or crushing any belief systems, and at the same time showing how all spiritual system have one common source. As we move from the head to the deeper realizations of the heart, one is left with a profound sense of the beauty and sacredness of life.

This documentary will make sense to you if you're on a spiritual journey and have done some preliminary self research about the ideas of consciousness presented by various esoteric cultures over the years. It will make sense to you if you're an artist, naturally creative and have wondered "why does the shape of a circle exist" or "why does a zebra have the patterns that it does". It amalgamates several facets of consciousness together and presents it to you in the form of a narrative. The creator himself likely went through the enlightenment journey and researches a lot and put it together using many concepts and references from different experiments, realized beings and encourages self inquiry.

It is EXACTLY what I needed at this point in time in my journey and when I realized it was answering all the questions I had in my mind, I couldn't help but bawl my eyes out, out of gratitude toward the universe, that was trying to answer questions that have plagued me since childhood.

Just like they say "no two people read the same book", no two people watch the same documentary, for the amount of learning or conceptualization you will take back will depend on the depth of your container or your antenna.

Inner Worlds is a beautiful and intelligent film about meditation, the nature of existence, and spiritual evolution. It is presented in 4 parts so you can watch it in segments which is good because the information is dense. The music and fractal images make it artistic and the commentary on nature, mythology, science, culture, quantum physics, philosophy and world religion brings the themes together in an educational and enlightening manner.

This film is a must see for anyone who is curious about the nature of existence. It is complex yet easy to comprehend so I feel it can be understood by people of all ages and diversities.

This film is more than a mere documentary and contains a wonderful presentation of the world's wisdom traditions with the science and insights of physics and spirituality as well as a visual / acoustic unfolding of a wonderful and trans-formative journey of revelation and growth .

The graphics and imagery of sacred geometric forms and toroids and Golden Mean visuals is unmatched in any other consciousness films I have ever seen. this is true state of the art "Consciousness expanding Art".

If you enjoy spiritual unfoldment and insight and revelation as well as incredible visual art this is the film Th music is very well edited and the sound quality is incredibly enhanced very intimate and crystal clarity of tonal values....

This film deserves to be a "viral classic" .

If you have any interest in the sacred geometry and/or closed and open eyed visuals seen during times of intense meditation you will be seriously impressed by the computer generated fractals and other displays in this film. You might even enjoy the film's message and the quietly authoritative sound of the narrator's voice. Be ready to have some of your viewpoints on what the meaning of Life is challenged. The viewpoint of the film is not hidden if you pay the slightest attention but since the perceived viewpoint may be different for many viewers I won't spoil the party by stating what I took away from it. Watch this several times with friends and see what they think about it. It was worth the 2 hrs plus, actually 4 hrs plus since I've seen it twice now. Will watch again.