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“What Sustains” is a documentary that seeks to broaden our mental paradigms about neurodiversity and our perception of reality through a tapestry of personal stories that reflect on harmonious coexistence among all beings. We are greatly limited as humanity by all the concepts and values we have learned culturally. Human beings have far greater mental and emotional capacities than we conceive of as possible. This documentary, born from Validarte, a cultural association that works with neurodiverse people through art, and the French production company ImyProd, is a scientific and spiritual quest to understand our capacity to co-create reality and the importance of diversity and respect for all beings, regardless of their differences.
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“What Sustains” is a documentary that seeks to broaden our mental paradigms about neurodiversity and our perception of reality through a tapestry of personal stories that reflect on harmonious coexistence among all beings. We are greatly limited as humanity by all the concepts and values we have learned culturally. Human beings have far greater mental and emotional capacities than we conceive of as possible. This documentary, born from Validarte, a cultural association that works with neurodiverse people through art, and the French production company ImyProd, is a scientific and spiritual quest to understand our capacity to co-create reality and the importance of diversity and respect for all beings, regardless of their differences.
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