Morgan Fisher spent many successful and raucous years playing in major rock bands. He gave it up. And then one day on an express train from Osaka to Kyoto he was hit by the awareness of something so simple. So simple yet so profound that it’s quite possible that he might have missed it altogether.
‘It happens with people. It happens in solitude. It happens in the midst of incredible busyness. And incredible stillness.’ Might you take a step towards a contemplative life. A meditative life. A life of quiet and courageous transformation.
Over the years, each subject who sits in front of the camera starts the same way. From stillness. It is the way to have what is spoken, spoken from a different origin point. A profound and universal place, useful to the evolution of Us. These are regular pieces from a series made from these beginning moments before any word has been spoken.
A unique experience for your conference or meeting. The visceral and direct experience of the human soul, profound connection and conscious insight. Based on a method developed from two decades of filming the interior world.
Be still and know that I am god. Be still and know that I am. Be still and know. Be still. Be.
This is a hallowed minute. The kind of experience that is possible if one were to let it. It’s where a beautiful life so often lies hidden. This may be among the most beautiful and haunting minutes you have ever witnessed.
See these few minutes as an invitation to stop in your tracks and let life itself find you. The experience of ten years old, and being rediscovered by something forgotten. I wonder what it is that life wants for you.
‘My greatest fear was that no one would see me. My greatest fear is you’ll see me. Be still, be quiet it will be okay. You’re so much more than you allow yourself to think you are. So much more. And I keep showing you, you don’t hear me. That’s what that voice says.’ A few minutes defining perhaps one of the greatest of all paradoxes that lives unadmitted and deep inside most people.
When we come to see each other without condition we are known. When we are known, we become aware that we belong to each other. And when we become aware that we belong to each other we are compelled to act accordingly, and this world changes for the better. These are essential notes on how best to experience these film portraits.