Metaphysical Filmmaker Claims Three Magic Words Can Change The World and transition us from a "religious" planet into a "spiritual" one.
Filmmaker, Michael Perlin started Starseed Films in 2007 as a metaphysical film company dedicated to the unity of all people regardless of race, religion, or nationality. With the release of his popular new-age film, “3 Magic Words” he created the “Declaration of Consciousness” and took the movie and the declaration on tour around the world. "The problems we face in the world; hunger, war, poverty etc., are still going on because we live mostly on a "religious" planet and not a "spiritual" one." said, Perlin. So what does it mean to live on a spiritual planet? Perlin says on a global scale, religion divides and spirituality unites. He says that spirituality is embracing a new reality, one that unifies all things, and leaving the old paradigm of separation and division. In his early years he searched for a common theme in all of the great spiritual philosophies to deliver the message in "3 Magic Words".
"Bhakti Fest", a festival in its fifth year, is a vehicle for the evolution of human consciousness through yoga, kirtan and meditation. The festival was the Birthplace of the "Declaration of Consciousness". The gathering of initial signatures began on the day of its announcement in London on December 21, 2012, as part of the European premiere of the movie, "3 Magic Words". The movement seeks to have the Declaration signed by global leaders and more than ten million world citizens. They plan to present it to the United Nations for possible adoption. The goal is to awaken "the grass roots of humanity" of each nation and culture through the signing of the Declaration while sharing the experiential, conscious message through music, media, education and entertainment. The original Declaration has been placed in the world’s largest esoteric library, located in the Damanhur Community in the Piedmont area of Northern Italy. The Document has now been translated into 58 languages and is circulating worldwide. The Declaration of Consciousness returns to its Birthplace at Bhakti Fest this Fall, Gathering Signatures for Much Needed Evolution in Human Consciousness.
The initiative calls for a unified effort for individuals, organizations and countries to settle their disputes with non-violence; basic human rights and spiritual liberty for all humanity; honoring and treating women equally; care, preservation and nurturing of the planet, and upholding and spreading of peace on earth. The movie and the movement signals a global shift in consciousness as represented by the document. The movie, "3 Magic Words" is stamped with a "C" for Conscious Film. In the fine print it reads, "An open mind is advised". With an open mind the movie and the Declaration can inspire hope, empowerment, trust and a deeper understanding of our connection to the universe. It can also be a great vehicle to open family discussions about life, connectedness, love and God. The public at large is invited and encouraged to add their support through signing electronically on the organization’s website. The DeclarationofConsciousness.org
"Bhakti Fest", a festival in its fifth year, is a vehicle for the evolution of human consciousness through yoga, kirtan and meditation. The festival was the Birthplace of the "Declaration of Consciousness". The gathering of initial signatures began on the day of its announcement in London on December 21, 2012, as part of the European premiere of the movie, "3 Magic Words". The movement seeks to have the Declaration signed by global leaders and more than ten million world citizens. They plan to present it to the United Nations for possible adoption. The goal is to awaken "the grass roots of humanity" of each nation and culture through the signing of the Declaration while sharing the experiential, conscious message through music, media, education and entertainment. The original Declaration has been placed in the world’s largest esoteric library, located in the Damanhur Community in the Piedmont area of Northern Italy. The Document has now been translated into 58 languages and is circulating worldwide. The Declaration of Consciousness returns to its Birthplace at Bhakti Fest this Fall, Gathering Signatures for Much Needed Evolution in Human Consciousness.
The initiative calls for a unified effort for individuals, organizations and countries to settle their disputes with non-violence; basic human rights and spiritual liberty for all humanity; honoring and treating women equally; care, preservation and nurturing of the planet, and upholding and spreading of peace on earth. The movie and the movement signals a global shift in consciousness as represented by the document. The movie, "3 Magic Words" is stamped with a "C" for Conscious Film. In the fine print it reads, "An open mind is advised". With an open mind the movie and the Declaration can inspire hope, empowerment, trust and a deeper understanding of our connection to the universe. It can also be a great vehicle to open family discussions about life, connectedness, love and God. The public at large is invited and encouraged to add their support through signing electronically on the organization’s website. The DeclarationofConsciousness.org
No comments:
Post a Comment