My Name Is Khan

Blessed are the pure of heart, for they shall see God. The pure of heart see with love. Deception is not understandable to a mind that looks to the simple light of truth.

 

Love heals, but it has to be let in. Hurt turns to anger, and anger turns to hatred. The decision to maintain and justify anger is the decision to deny innocence and one’s true Identity. When the hurt is allowed up for healing and forgiveness, the anger is dissolved.

 

Khan’s childlike innocence and purity of heart touch those who recognize the truth of who he is. Unable to lie, deceive, or disobey a request made by one he loves, Khan embarks on a mission to deliver a statement of innocence to the president of the United States. At a time when a nation is fueled by fear, Khan’s demonstration of innocence, selflessness and love inspires miracles—a change of perception on a grand scale.