Thank you, OM Shanti, the film is wonderful, magical, so beautiful and wise. It contains so many lessons and teachings. The feelings and facial expressions are conveyed so delicately. Could there really have been times when people understood that God had descended, saw Him, and spoke with Him? You accept it intellectually when becoming acquainted with the ancient scriptures. But imagining it in reality feels like a fairy tale, fantasy, mysticism.
The film touched the strings of my soul. You look at an eleven-year-old boy as if he were God. A prayer comes to mind: “May Your holy will be my strength on this path.” A feeling of guilt toward myself arose. Tell me, Lord, at what cost is the gift of forgiveness granted in this world? Tell me, Lord, at what cost is peace granted in this world? How can I quiet my vanity, become selfless and humble, and believe in justice? Tell me, Lord, at what cost will I warm the stone of my heart? The answer comes: Pray and bow, learn to repent before the higher forces of light, and trust in the wisdom of teachers. Thank you, OM Shanti, for the film; thank you for allowing us to touch the holy grace of God.
Thank you, precious Teacher, for Your Service; the film became available thanks to You. Even simply translating a film beautifully and editing the subtitles is such a great art. I have much to learn from You.
The first episode came across primarily as a lesson.
Nilkanth speaks directly through his own example: study the Vedas, practice detachment from relatives and home, “journey” with God, and so on. It is simply a treasure trove of useful information.
Invaluable.
I really enjoyed the film and am eagerly awaiting the continuation.
There was a moment in the film when people closed all the windows and doors at night so that predators could not enter their homes. However, Nilkanth did not hide when he was offered the chance; instead, he replied: “The inner light does not allow the darkness of fear to enter.” I was especially inspired by the moment when Nilkanth calmed an enraged lion by saying to it: “Seek tranquility and you will find peace.” I also remember that while traveling through the snow-covered mountains on an extremely difficult journey, no matter how tired Nilkanth became, he still performed his daily rituals: expressions of devotion, chanting, and meditation. We too, as we go through life, should not forget to carry out our daily rituals despite difficulties and fatigue—for some, these are prayers; for others, practices and meditation.
Excellent animation!! This is a film you do not want to discuss, but rather reflect on. Achieving enlightenment is a very difficult path, and not everyone is capable of it. An 11-year-old boy was born to become the Buddha!!
A wonderful film! I really liked how the diversity of nature was portrayed, and how a person can live in harmony with everything if they have a sufficient level of awareness and are immersed in Divine Consciousness! I especially liked the scene where Nilkanth poured water from his pitcher into the river, and in response a Divine Maiden appeared on a lotus (like the Living Spirit of the river)and washed him in return using several pitchers. Other people witnessed this. And it was so beautiful!!! I also liked the scene where Nilkanth calmed the raging current by jumping into it and meditating on the riverbed among the fish. And the phrase already mentioned here, 《Seek tranquility and you will find peace》, should really become a guiding principle for everyone living in the modern world, with its daily stresses and the mass fearmongering through the media with all kinds of alarming stories. Just like the phrase about how our fears make us weaker and more disconnected from the Divine...
A very beautiful, high-quality, spiritual film with a meaningful message I will gladly watch the continuation! Thank you, Teacher!
The film is imbued with divinity! Like a drop of nectar amid the swamp of modern films. But I was left with a question after watching it. What is the difference between three of the five unchanging states—Atman, Brahman, and Parabrahman? And what are the other two?
Immense gratitude to Om Shanti for such gifts to seekers! I watched it twice, because when reading the subtitles, you do not have time to enjoy the Divine child’s wonderfully tender and loving gaze. It is very good that there will be a dubbed version. This is a film for those who need to calm down, find peace, recharge with Divine Energy, and receive guidance—for those seeking their Path. That is exactly what I felt while watching it. It resonates deeply with the sounds of my Soul. Thank you!
Thank you, OM Shanti! There is so much kindness and nobility in this divine child’s face—it’s impossible not to admire it! An amazing film! After watching it, you feel so much purity and goodness in your soul. Wonderful work!