A new documentary, About Light and Shadows, delves into the concept of vibration as the “language of the universe,” examining the boundaries of scientific knowledge and the philosophical insights of Korean spiritual teacher Master Oh.
Filmed across six countries – Mexico, South Africa, South Korea, UK, the Netherlands, and Spain – the documentary juxtaposes the material and spiritual realms, challenging conventional perspectives on healing and human connection.
The film brings together experts from various disciplines, including astrophysics, quantum physics, neurology, and molecular biology, to explore the fundamental nature of energy and vibration. Among those interviewed are Dr Elena and Dr Roberto Terlevich (University of Cambridge), Dr Daniel Rosa González (INAOE), and Dr Francisco Soto Eguíbar (UNAM), as well as Master Oh himself.
Master Oh, known for his teachings on energy healing, explains: “If you understand who you are, what you are, and the principles of life, you will understand what you have to do and how sacred life is. Are you seeking healing or connection? Healing and connection are the same thing. When you create a connection, healing happens.”
The film also presents testimonials from individuals who describe their transformative experiences with Master Oh’s teachings. Michelle Andrade from Amsterdam shares, “It’s like recharging yourself. You become yourself again. Everything special that was kept inside opened up with an unusual strength.” Meanwhile, Maru Ortiz from Mexico City reflects, “Finally, I’ve understood that we are spiritual beings, made of a body, a mind, and a spirit. And it’s our spirit that achieves healing.”
Director José Antonio Gonzalez-Cuevas situates the documentary within a broader philosophical and scientific discourse, noting that About Light and Shadows does not seek to provide definitive answers but rather to open up new perspectives. He observes that the emergence of quantum physics and renewed interest in metaphysical questions have revived debates about the nature of reality. “The mysterious rules of the subatomic world, quantum physics, also called into question any previous scientific certainty. All this, coupled with the mental disorders of our time – stress, anxiety, and chronic fatigue – has unleashed an unstoppable wave of spirituality in the world.”
The documentary is the directorial debut of Gonzalez-Cuevas, a historian and author, and features the cinematography of Lorenzo Hagerman, known for his work on award-winning documentaries and feature films.
With its combination of scientific inquiry, spiritual exploration, and personal testimony, About Light and Shadows offers a thought-provoking look at the intersection of science and mysticism, inviting viewers to consider the unseen forces shaping their lives.
This article was written by Psychreg News Team from www.psychreg.org
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