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Kundalini: Reflections of the Inner Light

Jan 27, 2012

ICR is proud to present the documentary "Kundalini: Reflections of the Inner Light" by director Vladimir Kabelik. The film chronicles the powerful effects of Kundalini in the lives of individuals who have experienced and studied it.


Vladimir Kabelik is a graduate of FAMU (Academy of Film and Television Arts) in Prague, Czechoslovakia (M.A.). He is a member of ACCT (Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television), IDA (International Documentary Association, FITES (Czech Film & TV Guild) and CAPA (Canadian Association for Photographic Arts).

Currently Vladimir is a professor of film and television production at Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning and a principle owner of Willing Mind Productions, Inc. Willing Mind Productions dedicates its efforts to producing "films with a message" and programs reflecting themes of human values, ethics and dignity.

In 2010, Vladimir was nominated for the Gemini Award for his documentary "So Far From Home." His current projects include "Beautifully Broken," an art documentary for TVO (Fall 2012 release).

This video is authorized for use only through the ICR website, and may not be reproduced in any manner.

Comments

Submitted by Swami VedChaita... on January 31, 2012 - 7:50am
May I know what is the Education level for the Documentary being shown here. please inform here if possible. Be Blessed Swami Dada

Submitted by Roman on February 6, 2012 - 11:25am
Kundalini was filmed for Vision TV, therefore for general audiences, with no specific age or education target...

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Submitted by Linda Rosch on February 17, 2012 - 2:12am
Hello, and thank you. I watched the entire film with deep appreciation and trying to absorb it both through my "mind" and through my "heart." I do believe the song and artwork for Small Planet derive essentially from a Kundalini experience. It is very difficult to live in this world having had such an experience. One wants God! One also wants to see the Planet transformed. Blessings. Namaste Linda

Submitted by Freeman on March 23, 2012 - 12:57pm
Much appreciation for this lovely contribution. I came across you in the process of collecting resources for a class I'll be presenting. I continue to looks for additional resources and wonder if you might offer some guidance?

Submitted by Tom on April 28, 2012 - 1:20pm
What a beautiful presentation - very holy, very peaceful

Submitted by Jon N on July 3, 2013 - 10:54pm
Thank you so much for the presentation. It is well made for its time and has provided me with many insights into my own awakening. It has been a huge struggle but I have never felt better knowing that there are many others who are going through the same thing. Blessings

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