Kymatica Documentary (2009)

"Kymatica" (2009), directed by Benjamin Stewart, explores the profound connections between humanity, nature, and the universe through the lens of cymatics—the study of visible sound and vibration—and shamanic practices. It challenges viewers to confront the psychological and spiritual diseases that have alienated modern society from its natural roots, blaming not just external forces like corporations or politics, but humanity's own evolutionary disconnection. Featuring insights from biologist Bruce Lipton and philosopher Henrik Palmgren, the film weaves ancient wisdom, scientific inquiry, and esoteric concepts to argue for conscious awakening as the path to salvation, urging acceptance of our true selves amid fears of chaos and annihilation, while highlighting the interplay of science and spirituality in understanding reality.