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What you find interesting is not perfection.
"Would you have come if you'd known that it would change your life forever?"
Tom is in his mid-30's and hates yoga. He expresses his spiritual interest instead, by having rational, analytical discussions. A friend manages to converse him into participating in a workshop about emotions. There, Tom meets Manú. Her witty and candid spirit challenges him to open up - both intellectually and emotionally. Does something like spiritual energy exist, and, if so, does it mean it has electrical power?
They are particularly interested in one question: is the ego alone responsible for orchestrating one's personal drama? This question requires Tom to make a profound decision. But what does Manú have to do with that?
As he meets the impossible, Tom's world seems to grind to a halt. What are these creatures, so strange yet familiar, creatures that really aren't supposed to exist? And still, they meet them on their journey.
Soon his attention is garbed in an unpleasant situation. It becomes clear that something's wrong there, on a bigger scale. What's going on, and why is it that only Tom can set the record straight?
"Would you have come if you'd known that it would change your life forever?"
Tom is in his mid-30's and hates yoga. He expresses his spiritual interest instead, by having rational, analytical discussions. A friend manages to converse him into participating in a workshop about emotions. There, Tom meets Manú. Her witty and candid spirit challenges him to open up - both intellectually and emotionally. Does something like spiritual energy exist, and, if so, does it mean it has electrical power?
They are particularly interested in one question: is the ego alone responsible for orchestrating one's personal drama? This question requires Tom to make a profound decision. But what does Manú have to do with that?
As he meets the impossible, Tom's world seems to grind to a halt. What are these creatures, so strange yet familiar, creatures that really aren't supposed to exist? And still, they meet them on their journey.
Soon his attention is garbed in an unpleasant situation. It becomes clear that something's wrong there, on a bigger scale. What's going on, and why is it that only Tom can set the record straight?