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The film follows a spiritual journey set in the mountains of Colorado, where the narrator meditates for four days and nights, guided by a spirit to create a world map. This map symbolizes the gathering of various spiritual traditions and cultures, as envisioned by the Manitou Foundation. The film emphasizes the importance of mystical traditions over commercialized religion, showcasing the interactions and experiences of individuals in this remote area.
Through personal reflections and experiences, the film introduces various individuals involved in the spiritual community, such as Michael Burt, an architect, and Annie Pace, founder of Shakti Sharanam Yoga Shala. It captures the transient nature of life in this community, where people come and go, and covers the deeper connections formed through shared spiritual practices, emphasizing the idea of unity and divinity in all beings.
Why Watch
- •Meet spiritual leaders from diverse traditions.
- •Find out how meditation shapes community life.
- •See the impact of a world map on spiritual gatherings.
Did You Know
•The narrator meditated for four days and nights in the mountains.
•The Manitou Foundation was created to gather spiritual groups from around the world.
•Babaji spoke about a new kingdom of justice and love beginning at the ashram in India.
•Michael Burt is an architect living in Crestone, Colorado.
Perfect For
Spiritual seekersYoga enthusiastsCommunity builders