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Night Awake
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Overview
To summon the third eye awakening, we should not agitate the surface of the mind and physical eye, but soothe and provoke the third eye to awaken. In the gap of time, the flame of images that rise and become eternity is forming the rhythm and the speech. The teachings received in my travels and in green crystals. In distanced mysteries, the half rotten emulsion is the art of metaphysical connection and path of the awakening.
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Budget
$0
Revenue
$0
Runtime
90 min
Release Date
2016-04-29
Status
Released
Original Language
Chinese
Vote Count
5
Vote Average
4.8
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