The only thing that kept me watching this movie to the end was my stubbornness. I am very surprised at the decent reviews this movie has gotten-- did I watch a different movie? Did I somehow miss what I was looking for-- depth, insight, humor, characters who evoke an emotional response (any emotional response!). None of this was in "Echos". Instead, what is offered is watered down Buddhism mixed with the Celestine Prophecies and a hint of Richard Bach; terrible acting; creepy whispered voice overs... Ugh. This movie bored me and made my skin crawl at the same time. It seems that this movie was attempting to capture the joy and grace of enlightenment reached in "I Heart Huckabees"--- and failed miserably. Save yourself from watching this movie-- you will never get the time back...

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Daniel Gesar (Dan Coplan) tries to help Jigsonsashe (Giovanna Brokaw ), a disturbed native American woman whose baby has died.   Who later accuses him of killing her baby.

Daniel's mystic guide Rabi Don Carlos White Wolf (Luis Saguar).

Joe (Gordon Noice) watches Mary Gesar hand out missing fliers in her search for Daniel.

Court is in session before the Hon. Judge Maximillian (Jack Kosslyn) and his Clerk (Joan Blair).

Mary Gesar (Christine Harte) and her Dad (Tom Seiler) share a sombre moment after Daniel vanishes.

Paul (Jesse Goins) confronts Daniel Gesar (Dan Coplan) in a profound meeting.

Daniel Gesar [Dan Coplan] and Marie [Shannah Laumeister] consider their future in "Echos Of Enlightenment"

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