I don't really understand the thought process you went through. But if finding god, brings about destructive qualities then count me out. As for the lift of, could that not have taken place during a meditative state

The way the guy walked was disturbing, he looked like some kind of robot. I feel you, needed him to connect with his pathway more, reaching out to touch the foliage, looking upto the sun connecting with the energy. Looking down at his feet fulling the earth, all things of nature are reconnected to man as he develops spiritually.

I would have taken him into the temple and shown the light re-merging with his soul, this tells the viewer that this is the goal, to reconnect.

There needed to be more going on with light energy, maybe the path could have intermittent light particles merging with him as he walked` as well.

Any how their my thoughts after I watched, hope you don't mind.

I actually thought it was pretty funny. It put a smile on my face.

No problems Dude, as I said I really didn't get where you were going. After reading what you've said I understand it somewhat better.

If its fear he was ridding himself of then yes I get it.

I liked the film; your protagonist can give the Human Torch a run for his money or the X men.

That's what I love about this forum; we all have our ideas about consciousness and how it evolves.  For me, God-realization is synonymous with love and loss of ego-motivated thought.  Those who pursue destructive motivations take their thought in the opposite direction of love and light.  Thus in my idea of the cosmos, a dark avenger like this protagonist or destroyer  this "Shiva" type could only be a character from an ego-based hell.

Evenso, I like the cinemtic twist that the seeker finds his "inner nature," but it is a dark destructive force.  Its good film making to give the audience what they something they don't expect.   


M