Resources

The Egg – This short film, based on Andy Weir’s story, has touched millions around the world. It tells a simple tale: a man meets a higher being „on the other side,” and through their conversation the deeper meaning of life, death, and existence is slowly revealed. The film invites us to look anew at ourselves and at one another: who are we truly, and how are we connected? The story is not only about death, but also about life – about how every experience and every relationship carries significance.

Full knowledge of English is not necessary to understand it. The images and atmosphere convey the message. Through the dialogue, insights emerge that reshape the viewer’s understanding of the meaning of human existence. The final message is both surprising and uplifting, and it is best to let the film itself unfold its mystery before you.

Pale Blue Dot - This short passage comes from Carl Sagan’s famous reflection, inspired by the iconic photograph taken by the Voyager–1 spacecraft. In the image, Earth appears as nothing more than a tiny, pale blue speck suspended in the vast ocean of darkness.

Sagan’s words remind us that everything we have ever known – every human being, every story, every joy and sorrow – has unfolded upon this fragile point of light. The smallness and vulnerability of Earth call us to humility and responsibility, urging us to look upon ourselves and our surroundings with reverence.

The message of the Pale Blue Dot is both sobering and uplifting: we have no other home but this planet, and no other choice but to care for it together if we wish to continue living here.

Samadhi #1 - Samadhi is a three-part documentary series that guides the viewer into the depths of human consciousness. These films do not merely convey information; they invite us to directly experience what they speak of.

Part 1 – The illusion of self. It reveals how we identify with our thoughts, our body, and our personal story, and how this illusion confines us. The insight of the film is clear: the „self” is not ultimate reality, but only a temporary construct.

Samadhi #2 - Part 2 – The matrix of Maya. This section unveils the illusion of the world. „Maya” is not simply deception, but the play of the Source, in which consciousness experiences itself. The film points us beyond appearances, inviting us to discover the perfect unity hidden behind them.

Samadhi #3 - Part 3 – The pathless path. Here the teaching is that enlightenment is not a goal to be reached, but the release of illusions. The „path” is in truth no path at all, but a return to what has always been present: pure awareness.

The message of the films is simple yet profound: Samadhi is not a distant state, but is hidden even within the present moment. When we let go of attachment to thoughts and the story of „self,” silence opens, and within that silence the Source recognizes itself.

Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds – This 2012 documentary, directed by Daniel Schmidt, invites us to recognize that the world is not made of separate parts, but is one interconnected whole. With stunning imagery and deep reflections, the film shows that consciousness and the universe are both expressions of the same Source.

At the heart of the story is the concept of Akasha – the vibrational field that connects all existence. The film demonstrates how this idea appears in Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, and even modern quantum physics. Our inner world and the outer universe are not two realities, but two faces of the same reality.

The union of music, imagery, and teaching encourages us to grow still and to directly experience unity.