The worlds most profound screenplay

  Jon Lake is a successful computer tech, a loving father of two vibrant young girls, Laura (5 years old) and Gail (11 years old), and husband to his wife of thirteen years, Tracey. She is beautiful, supportive and works as a massage therapist. Jon and Tracey work hard to keep the family united and happy. They both have overcome the tragic crib death of their firstborn son (12 years ago). They focus on work, staying healthy, and raising their intelligent and spirited girls. Jon still thinks about his little boy and the traumatic loss.

Jon is the main computer tech for the largest law firm in Los Angeles. He just successfully pitched a huge proposal to upgrade the firms entire computer system. He's been working 70 hours a week to make it happen, and the stress is effecting him negatively.

Lately, Jon has been having trouble sleeping and frequently wakes up statrled from a recuring dream of a large waterfall exploding. The movie opens with this startling scene. Jon wakes up next to Tracey in a cold sweat.

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Jon's waterfall nightmares have increased in intensity and frequency. After two months of losing sleep he's looking exhausted all the time. 

At the same time he keeps receiving subtle messages to take a trip into the wilderness and get away from it all.

After some heartfelt discussions with his wife, Jon decides to go camping deep into the high mountains of central California. He figures a full week alone is the remedy for his stressed out life and reoccurring dreams. 

After being guided to this unique campsite at the foot of the waterfall in his dreams, Jon sets up camp hoping it will not explode and all this will make some sense in the morning. So many strange coincidences have happened along the way, but no answers. Jon has another vision of his firstborn son. He's reminded of the spiritual connection they had.

Once again we are in the waterfall dream. Jon is walking towards a raging waterfall. It increases in volume and intensity as he moves closer. More and more till the familiar explosion occurs. This time, instead of waking up at home, Jon is still at the waterfall cowering on his knees as it glows and pulsates . But now there is a living presence and a morphed form as part of the glorious conscious waterfall.

It is alive ?

Jon cowers from the powerful waterfall and yells for it to answer. A thunder bellows out from the falls pulsating as a giant humanoid form in the water. Jon yells, "who are you?" and the raging waterfall entity transforms into the entire landscape, one that is alive and conscious. Completely overwhelmed, Jon screams for his life and instantly the scene shifts to Jon and a 70-year-old gray haired man in camping gear standing across from each other at a campfire.

The old man claims to be the all, the one, the infinite...GOD. Jon request proof and sure enough the (god) fulfills every test. It stops the waterfall, darkens the sun and levitates Jon above the trees.  Jon even tries to hit the old man with a stick, only to have it return and strike him in the head. Reluctantly Jon gives in and starts asking questions. Profound, heartfelt and very skeptical questions. The ultimate questions.

What follows is an interview from a logical, truthful and inquisitive sceptic. Jon has been an atheist since his son's death. The same question we have all wondered about. But the answer will be much more than just a dialog, it's becomes an experiential journey through all of time and infinite space. With the latest in motion pictures special effects, let the greatest journey on film begin. Riding shotgun with God.

Jon's 1st question...Which religion got it right? God answers with, "Why don't we go and see for ourselves". In a flash they are transported to the Sermon on the Mount.  Jon is an invisible witness and God is a character in the historical scene. He prefers to blend in with his peeps, God pleasantly jokes. They visit all the major prophets and witness their profound talks in person. ALL the messages are the same, all are about love.

Jon and God travel to other planets to visit other life forms at different stages in their evolutionary development. From primitive to highly advance beings are spread endlessly across the boundless galaxies. All of them striving for survival and always learning how to expand their awareness, knowledge and wisdom. Every life-form eventually dicoverers the power of love, but do they embrace it to its full potential?

Jon discovers the secret to all life is in being connected in an infinite universe where there is no beginning and no end. Which means there's no need for a creator. It is all happening in the now as a continuous choice...and everything is a choice. Your life, your death and even the death of Jon's first-born son. We are all the creators; we are all one. It seems like this is making sense to Jon. It should alway make sense....until.

After being told that not only did Jon's son choose to die as an infant but Jon actually chose to experience his son's abrupt death, He came into this life to experience the biggest heartbreak possible. Jon's brain can't phantom that he would ever do or alow this and freaks out. In a moment of spontaneous rage, he take a wild fisted swing at god. Then all goes black. Jon sees a beautiful memory of his son again.