Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds

If you have a scientific mind, and spiritual stuff is kinda mumbo jumbo or just really out there for you.... Then this movie is for you.

If you love and know spirit, or are a seeker... Then this movie is for you.

Nothing more needs to be said but IMDb requires ten lines to post a review. Well, in that case, I will share that as I went on this masterful journey, every cell in my body quieted down. My minded became soothed, my logic became satiated, my devil's advocate went to take a nap. I felt love stir in my heart, for no reason with no object. I felt a deep desire to go try this at home...

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.

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 movie is the single best exposition on the spiritual 'arts and sciences' that I believe or know to exist in the world. The content is rich and deep, presented in brilliant sequence with shockingly high production values. The visuals are nothing short of stunning and the subject-matter impeccably researched and presented.

"Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds" effectively pulls back the 'veil' of reality by literally painting it's picture for the viewer. This movie represents an evolutionary leap forward in how this knowledge can be assembled and delivered and (IMO) should be considered a 'must see' for anyone interested in developing a comprehensive perspective on the nature of reality... which is the human condition.

I've been making documentaries for over 40 years and watching them even longer. It's extremely rare for me to sit through a film twice, but that's exactly what I did with Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds. The ideas presented in this excellent film will stir you, ignite (or reignite) a sense of wonder at the sacredness of the everyday and send you on an inner journey to the ultimate source of all being. Daniel Schmidt's script is exemplary and the cinematography is often breathtaking. This four-part gem is vastly larger than the sum of its exquisite parts.

Schmidt posits that scientists are discovering that the universal force of which the mystics spoke -- chi, ka, prana, the Holy Spirit, etc. -- might correspond to the so-called dark energy. The more we learn about physics, the less primitive some of the ancient teachings appear. Schmidt makes a compelling case for meditation as a vehicle for accessing sacred energy. If you don't come away from Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds with your pulse racing, you may not have one.