Documentary Films
by Kate Melendez About a year ago, I found myself being consumed and destroyed by a disease I did not understand. I felt hollow and dark as my world sank deeper into this void called depression. The doctors tried to listen but they couldn’t get the full picture; see, communication is a difficult thing when [...]
by Chris Mackey Do we place too much of an emphasis on rationality over intuition? Our education system places great emphasis on developing our capacities for collecting data, applying reason and using logic. These are very worthwhile means of gaining knowledge, but we generally pay much less attention to ways of developing our intuition, another [...]
Riding the wave of excitement, screenings around the world and an overwhelmingly positive response to the first film, we have starting working on the sequel. Inspired by synchronicity and the works of the great philosophers, the film follows self-proclaimed Chrononaut, Omboy Rॐ aka Rommel Din-Chong. Rommel (Blue Cosmic Monkey) is curious about the origins of the human race and understanding [...]
People on social media are constantly asking us, "Why am I seeing 11:11?". We also get messages like, "I just googled synchronicity and then your film popped up in my facebook feed." You may have seen the 11:11 reference in the Time is Art movie trailer, as it is part of Jennifer Palmer's journey in [...]
by Gary S. Bobroff via Archetypal Nature “I thought of Jung as a noetic archeologist, [he] provided maps of the unconscious.” – Terence McKenna Most of us imagine that we know ourselves pretty well. But like a periscope that thinks it’s the whole submarine, our self-image makes no accommodation for the fact of the unconscious. [...]
On 11 February 1944, the 68-year-old Carl Gustav Jung – then the world’s most renowned living psychologist – slipped on some ice and broke his fibula. Ten days later, in hospital, he suffered a myocardial infarction caused by embolisms from his immobilised leg. Treated with oxygen and camphor, he lost consciousness and had what seems [...]
by Michael Peter Langevin The following is an excerpt from: The Secrets of the Amazon Shamans: Healing Traditions from South America, by Michael Peter Langevin. Michael tells about the native story of how yagé came to be part of the holy ceremonies of the people in the Putumayo area in Ecuador, and about participating in [...]
by Chris Mackey To what extent are we using our full potential? We can consider this question as an individual, as a city, or even at a wider human level. I was intrigued to recently read an obituary for the former astronaut Edgar Mitchell, the sixth man to walk on the moon, who pondered this [...]
by John Hazard “Evolution has evolved its own evolvability with the arrival of… Us!” - Jason Silva Here's what I know about the Noosphere: I know there is a concept that imagines human beings in an active state of evolution, not an evolution of form, but an evolution of consciousness. The concept suggests that mankind [...]
Melbourne based holistic partnership Soul Symmetry International will host the official Australian Premiere of ‘Time is Art’ on February 12th. The launch for this inspirational independent film was a sell out in New York. Mark Bentley of Perth, Australia will also bring the film to theaters via the grassroots crowdsourcing platform Tugg.com on April 27th. [...]
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