It is truly inspiring to see the impact these films are having around the world. These films are really not about me, they are about our shared humanity and I humbly thank you for helping this message reach so many.
Best Life-Changing Spiritual Documentary Films (Free)
Aloneness to Oneness
Award-Winning Best Spiritual Documentary Film on Non-Duality (Oneness)
Aloneness to Oneness spiritual documentary film takes us on a journey where borders and barriers disappear, and open hearts and open minds take hold. It takes us to a place where anger, greed, hatred and fear cease to be, and only love, joy, peace and gratitude remain.
Award-Winning Best Spiritual Documentary Film to Change Your Life Forever
In 2014, Todd quit his job as a creative director. He gave away all his belongings and traveled the world in search of meaning and wisdom. This spiritual documentary film is a collection of answers he found.
Award-Winning Best Spiritual Documentary Film to Change the Way You See Life (And Death)
We will all take that final journey. Everyone we know and love will too. And yet it is the most feared and misunderstood adventure we will ever embark upon. It’s something that touches us all, yet we are never prepared for it.
The Most Eye-Opening Spiritual Documentary Film on Non-duality
Step out of the world you thought you knew and into the infinite oneness that is who you truly are. Travel beyond the mind, leave your worries and problems behind, and discover your limitless potential that lies on the other side.
The Art of Gratitude takes viewers on a journey back to the natural gratitude we all have inside. It shows us a new way of seeing and being in this perfect, magical universe. Gratitude alone makes life rich. This film lights the way.
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Gift a Book to a Prisoner
“I thought my biggest fear was growing old and dying in prison. In truth, my biggest fear was growing old and not knowing myself.”