Ben Stewart

Highly Acclaimed Researcher, Filmmaker & Producer.



His films include the Esoteric Agenda and newly released, Kymatica which was screened in the

recent New York International Independent Film Festival.



Kymatica covers topics such as:



-Scientific understandings of spirituality

-Sacred sites and geometry

-Scriptures and suppressed history

-Science of sound and language on biology

-Admiralty law and legal deception

-Global events and scenarios correlating with psychological trauma

-Shamanism/Self Governance

-The \"True Law of the Universe\"

-Physical manifestations of the False Ego and the True Self

-Solutions for a dying world



In Ben's words, "Hello everyone, this is Ben from Talismanic Idols and the group Hierosonic. I am here today to address a problem I have been observing for quite some time now, and that is people en masse trying to start movements, activism, revolutions, organizations, alternative political parties, new age belief systems, institutions, rebellions, causes and all other forms of action and activity. You would imagine that with so many people getting involved in the health of the world that things would change for the better. You would imagine that with new elected leaders that promise change, that the dismal attitude of the people would improve.

Everywhere I look I see decisive action being taken. I see many people doing but not many people simply being and observing. Being the spiritual free and sovereign individuals that they are and observing their own behavior and learning about themselves. And I am one of them. I too am on the same journey and path of self discovery that everyone else is on. I see people writing, speaking and screaming at the top of their lungs for a global reform of government, religion, society, culture, philosophy and anything else that can be changed on a topical level. But sadly, all of these attempts are in vain if there is no inner shift, no inner development.

Revolutions are impotent and irrelevant if they do not begin with or somehow deeply involve the inner conscious development of the individual. Most movements I see today have brilliant social and political integrity. They touch upon every key point within the basic material structure of our existence, but they do very little to foster an environment in which the individual can become an interdependent being who follows his or her own conscious intentions but does so for the betterment of humanity as a whole and not just the individual."