Somehow this series of documentaries embraces the essence of one-ness. The deep underlying reason why I don’t want to conform to the ‘standards’ of modern industrialised society. Society means a place where we respect and cherish each other. Society exists when everyone is equally valued, not based on his or her gender, race, religion or monetary values. Not based on his or her intelligence, skills, or rank. But based on the mere fact that he or she is human. A loving, feeling, sensing individual who contributes to the community to the best of his or her ability.

How can I stand on the side with a full stomach watching the people who grew my rice and vegetables starve and suffer? How can we think that it is sustainable to lower prices on everything to a level that leaves other people in extreme poverty?

This is one of the most beautiful films I have ever seen. Not because of the footage of some of the most beautiful places in the world, but because of the beauty in the eyes of every single person interviewed – even the people who have done unthinkable things.