Documentary:
Hindu Nectar: Spiritual Wanderings in India
A film by Akanksha Joshi
Produced by Public Service Broadcasting Trust
Winner of the 'Best Documentary Film' at the Fiji International Film Festival - 2014

Watch this film:
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"Sanathana Dharma challenges us with the vastest, most incomprehensible challenge of acceptance - by providing no rules, no limits and no boundaries, it establishes no concrete territory as it's own, while simultaneously embracing every piece of everything as a part of it. It challenges us to accept every single thing - every single aspect of every single part of life. It challenges us to accept what we have not yet imagined, and even that we have not yet faced. Everything just is. This means that there is no positive or negative end of a spectrum - there is just a spectrum. And to be liberated is to embrace the spectrum, and to be a part of it.

Still, despite that there are no boundaries or default guidelines, it's not as if we've been thrown in the ring, to fend for ourselves in this flawed and infinite space. It doesn't feel like we've been left unarmed, with a mission to embrace all - even that which seeks to harm us. The fact is, there is a sort of unstated guarantee - that it is beautiful and that it is perfect. The imperfections only contribute to the whole, and the whole, by nature of itself, is perfect - not despite the imperfections, nor because of them - but because the whole is everything. And everything just is."
- Aishwarya

Quote inspired by Akanksha Joshi's brilliant film 'Hindu Nectar'.