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The Conversations: A Journey to Path to Origin (2016)
The Story is the Conversation between the 'Mind' & The 'Soul', taken on a Journey by the 'Ego'. The Soul is telling the Mind, that in order to reconnect with Her, He has to go through the very layers of 'Emotions' created by its Master Layer 'The Ego'. If the Mind doesn't awaken and reconnect, then the World will continue with the Disasters and soon come to an End!
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The Story is the Conversation between the 'Mind' & The 'Soul', taken on a Journey by the 'Ego'. The Soul is telling the Mind, that in order to reconnect with Her, He has to go through the very layers of 'Emotions' created by its Master Layer 'The Ego'. If the Mind doesn't awaken and reconnect, then the World will continue with the Disasters and soon come to an End!
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Written By:Simmer Bhatia
In Theaters:9/2/2016
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