It touched on so many things of the I base my own spiritual philosophy on: The Apparent World, the Unseen World(s), that we are spiritual beings first and physical beings second, that everything is part of SPIRIT and has a level of consciousness, our "mind" is more than our brain, that the emotions we attach to events/things mold our lives and frequently need clearing, that intense negative emotions attract even more negative energy from this world and from beyond, the quantum concept of the matrix that is SPIRIT, and more. They even talked about energy clearing techniques like eye movement and tapping, energy meridians, and such.
And on top of all that, it was a well crafted story with simple, yet effective character designs and lush landscapes. Its rural setting was also a welcome change from the usual urban crush.
The sound track is amazing. If at all possible, watch this one with a good sound system. Other than the awesome opening theme, I am not talking about a lot of music, but rather sound effects, tension building asian flutes and drums, static, breathing, heart beats, and low level frequencies you don't hear but feel. Ghost Hound is the first Masterpiece I've seen in a long, long time.
