Samsara Essay

Reality in the simplest terms is the form of which things truly exist to you. People confuse reality with the way things are imagined or might appear to you. In movies like Inception or The Matrix, the perception of reality can be easily misconstrued if you focus on the wrong “reality.” Moreover, Reality involves everything that has ever been, whether or not it’s clear or understandable. Perception in other words, is the way you interpret or identify information that leads to understanding what you see around you. It’s common that the community we live in usually represents the perception of our reality. We create and formulate countless thoughts and ideas using instances of our very own life as well as the people around us. The surroundings …show more content…
Samsara is a film that needs to be watched multiple times for a different experience each time, I found the footage very inspiring with scene that both shock and awe as you explore the natural world and different societies and even find beauty in abandon locations that are destroyed. This movie is unlike any other film I have ever seen. It has no words, no plot, and no characters. Its only purpose is to present us with a multitude of tremendously beautiful photographs presenting many marvels around the world. Just about every single shot is masterfully filmed. I could take almost every single photo from the movie, hang it on a poster on my wall, and admire it for years. This movie displays some of the most beautiful images I have ever seen …show more content…
Humanity as well as nature are all connected and through this film as we embark on the journey to realize how connected we truly are to those people on the screen and the nature we co-exist with. This documentary depicted the polar opposites of all aspects in life: rich and poor, happy and sad, rushed and at peace, change and control, lust and love, security and temporariness. Samsara expresses in no ambiguous terms that the actions of the beginning and end never