Clavius, a Roman Tribune present at Jesus’ death, is tasked with finding Jesus’ missing body after the resurrection. Although the authority figures of the church and the Roman guard have given him this task to hide the truth, the search turns out to be Clavius’ pathway to God.
At times, the path of awakening can feel exceptionally difficult, even impossible. But this is only the limited perspective of the ego. All things are possible when given over to the Spirit for healing, even what appear to be insurmountable challenges.
This is a powerful quantum physics movie about answering the call to awaken. It takes you on a mind-bender through time and space, to see that ultimately it is all mind, that we’ve only ever been communicating with ourselves, and that Spirit will use everything that we seem to believe in to reach us.
Hector is a psychiatrist, who thinks he likes his life neatly organized, ritualistic and contained. That is until suppressed rage and anger begin to surface and he recognizes that he is an “unhealed healer.” He starts to realize the hypocrisy of being the expert when he himself is so uninspired about life.
The ego is a death wish, being the denial of eternal life. No matter how clever and ingenious it seems to be, it simply cannot replicate love and peace.
We are all called into purpose. Hiccup is called by his father to step into purpose of serving the community, yet he has doubts and feelings of unworthiness to answer this calling.
