Inspiring Spiritual Videos

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I know that commercial of trucks might look a bit weird on this site, but I was very inspired by this one, because it carries a different vibe, a different message from what I'm used to sense in ads. This is the kind of commercial that says: we're moving some place else, to another way, another world. It has a touch of humanness and nature, there is stillness and peace in it, and it's just beautiful.

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I had vision of me and the earth holding hands and flying together into the light. I always felt like we were best friends and now this feeling is intensifying.

I was experiencing so much pain about what is going on with this planet and after this vision I finally feel peace. I know where we're going.

This video somehow made me feel that again. Almost as if the earth itself is talking to me. So beautiful.

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this is truly beautiful! thank you Yulia.
i deeply resonate with the hand movements of the woman in red...

and the music is one of my favourites from the film entitled and about the life of Bab Aziz (a sufi teacher not many know of...)

... and it might not have much with what touched you, but never mind: i've had sufi life memory fragments before and when i first heard the music and saw extracts of the film i went into a trance - basically...

i attach a little extract as a taster - maybe the whole film is not even worth watching but this you might like Yulia :-)
lovelove, R

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Sorry for the Hun subtitles, but here's a couple of quotes from the extract above, not in order...

Isthar (the boy): "Bab Aziz, we will certainly loose our way in the desert."
Bab Aziz: "Isthar, those who are truely at peace with themselves can never loose their way."

At the movie's end, when Bab'Aziz undoes his turban and sits down in his own grave to await his death, a young man asks him why he is so calm. "Death is the end of everything" the young man cries out anxiously. Bathed in tranquility, Bab'Aziz patiently replies, "How can it be the end of everything when it doesn't have a beginning?"

And then he goes on:
“If the baby in the darkness of its mother’s womb were told: “Outside there is a world of life , with high mountains, great seas, undulating planes, beautiful gardens in blossom, a sky full of stars, and a blazing sun … And you, facing all these marvels, stay enclosed in this darkness …” The unborn child, knowing nothing about these marvels, would not believe any of these. Like us, when we are facing death. That’s why we’re afraid.
- But there can’t be light in death because it‘s the end of everything.
- How can death be end of something that doesn’t have a beginning? Hassan, my son, don’t be sad at my wedding night.
- Your wedding night?
- Yes. My marriage with eternity.”

The Poem of the Atoms goes like:
"O day, arise! The atoms are dancing.
Thanks to Him the universe is dancing.
The souls are dancing, overcome with ecstasy.
I'll whisper in your ear where their dance is taking them.
All the atoms in the air and in the desert Know well, they seem insane.
Every single atom, happy or miserable,
Becomes enamored of the sun,
of which nothing can be said."