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Film employed various symbolic ornamental light circles (mandalas) for establishing a sacred space within that works as an aesthetic key-element uniting the movie through its time-line. Mandala is a Sanskrit word that means “circle”. Most mandalas are concentric diagrams and have spiritual and ritual significance. Symbolic nature of these circles can help one to access progressively deeper levels of the unconscious, ultimately assisting the viewer to experience a mystical sense of unity with the cosmos in all its forms. The film series offers freedom from security and power addictions that make a man control situations in life, and thus destroy serenity and keep you from loving yourself and others. One of the dreamy pinnacles of this art film is equation of light and energy; energy is equal to desire and purpose; by means of energy of light, the world of matter becomes a great nerve, vibrating thousands of miles in a breathless point of time. From the earliest times, Japanese have regarded places surrounded by natural rocks as dwelling places of the gods. The composition of the series of films is orchestrated in the way that all shots symbolize and have visual references to nature elements. It is gardening of the 21 century, creating visual environment that can be transformed and expanded depending on the place, moved and recreated easily adjusting to site-specific location When Buddhism entered Japan in the 6th century, it brought new intellectual conventions that also found their way into garden design. The earliest of these was the use of gardens to represent the Buddhist vision of paradise. Then, from about the 14th century, Zen Buddhist doctrine gave rise to one of the most important concepts of Japanese gardening - the symbolic expression of a whole universe in a limited space. With this history example in mind the film is creating its own world - digital Eden, world based on ancient cannon but targeting moving into the future without condescending the past. One of the main ideas of this multi-channel film project is that to live your dreams takes energy. Gathering your soul energy, one begins to limit the negativity in his life while simultaneously increasing all that is positive and helpful, so building your internal energy impacts your everyday living. And the film shows you enlightened version of such egotism.

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Released: November 18, 2010
Genres: Animation Fantasy Short
Countries: United States
Companies: Lightwave Films
Crew: Tim White-Sobieski

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