This section contains the best films about Advaita Vedanta.
Advaita Vedanta refers to the non-dualistic school of Hindu philosophy, which is derived mostly from the Upanishads and elaborated in detail by eminent scholars like Gaudapada and Sri Adishankaracharya. Dvaita means duality, and Advaita means nonduality. In simple terms, Advaita means absence of the duality between subject and object. In our wakeful consciousness we experience duality, but in deep sleep only nonduality.

Call Off the Search. (1993)

This documentary on the Indian Master, HWL Poonja, affectionately known as Papaji, captures him beautifully. He discusses the nature of enlightenment and the impediments which seem to obscure it. His message is clear that, "We already are that for which we are seeking." "Stop all searching." "You are That!" This film, shot and produced in Lucknow, India, includes interviews with Papaji, and clips from his Satsangs, along with rare footage of Sri Ramana Maharshi, his teacher. There are also testimonials from some of the many people who have attained freedom through Papaji's presence and grace.

Advaita: Non-Dual Spirituality - from Ancient India to our Global Age. (2019)

According to the rishis, the sages of ancient India, the world that appears before us has
a mysterious hidden dimension, a dimension that’s not visible to our eyes, yet it’s
immediately present in every experience.
The physical world is said to have an underlying foundation or substratum, a fundamental reality that’s the very fabric of existence out of which the universe is woven, like the threads
out of which embroidery is woven.
The rishis said, everything in the world, including you and me, derives its existence from an underlying fundamental reality, a reality they called brahman.

Rays of the Absolute. (2015)

In 2006, Stephen Wolinsky proposed the idea of traveling to India to film Nisargadatta Maharaj’s translators and disciples to explore the legacy Maharaj left behind in his hometown, Mumbai.
In 2007, Zaya and Maurizio Benazzo, Stephen Wolinsky, Philip Safarik and Fred Good traveled to India to shoot this film.
The meeting with the old devotees was both illuminating and deeply touching.

Guru and Disciple.

A Documentary Film on the Vedantic Path of Self-Realization

Sri Ramakrishna A Documentary. (1990)

Wonderful movie about Shri Ramakrishna Paramhansa.

Advaita is Vedanta.

Advaita Is Vedanta: Part I of the Trilogy aims to dissolve or deconstruct, (neti neti) all states, stations and experiences. States of meditation oftentimes become “stuck” points that both “spiritual practitioners”as well as "teachers" unknowingly and habitually nest in.