Films & TV
“Automatic Brain: The Magic of the Unconscious Mind” is a fascinating first segment of a two-part documentary about the brain. The 52-minute film is based on the belief that your subconscious mind manages about 90 percent of everything you do whether you are asleep or awake. Through a series of interviews and entertaining demonstrations, neuroscientists and magicians team up to explain — and vividly demonstrate — the relationship between your conscious and unconscious brain.
This entertaining and inspirational movie based on the best-selling book is hosted by author and teacher Louise L. Hay. This film gives penetrating insights into Louise’s fascinating personal story; and shows how her views on self-esteem, abundance, and the metaphysical causes behind physical ailments were developed. It also reveals how she applied these concepts to her own emotional, spiritual, and professional life.
The illusion is: the players are part of the college or university. They’re not. They’re budding professionals who, because of the rules, aren’t paid salaries or bonuses. But the fans think of them as “their own.” “The players on my team are mine. They’re my school.” No. Not really. But no one cares. Through a combination of idol worship and “school spirit,” the illusion holds.
Following in the footsteps of flicks like Independence Day and Armageddon, a new apocalypse-themed, big-budget movie introduces the concept of weaponized weather to the general public. Geostorm, a Warner Brothers and Skydance production coming to the theaters in October of 2017, pitches the classic hero-father against the technology of geoengineering and weather modification.
Tina Fey appeared on Saturday Night Live for it’s “Weekend Update: Summer Edition” to offer some solid advice on how to handle future white supremacy rallies. Fey starts by ordering a cake. Then, as she inhales it slice by slice, she offers commentary on Nazis, President Donald Trump, conservative commentator Anne Coulter, House Speaker Paul Ryan and more.
Here are a bunch of movies your mind will thank you for.
“This is not an American phenomenon. This is not a Western phenomenon. This is a GLOBAL phenomenon.” – David Jacobs, Ph.D – Professor of History, Temple University ET Contact. These days, it’s nearly inescapable. Despite the media (MSM) determined to veer us away from the most important, positive paradigm changing events that are happening everyday, […]
Danette Wolpert, executive director of the festival said of ‘Rumble’, “this star-studded tribute, both captivating and defiant, brings much needed attention to the value of indigenous wisdom and heritage in American culture.” Second place went to ‘Hare Krishna! The Mantra, The Movement and the Swami Who Started It All’, directed by John Griesser and co-directed by Jean Griesser and Lauren Ross.
The film sets out to examine what MRAs really stand for, what they believe they’re fighting for, and what their attitudes really are towards women. In spite of the movie’s huge commercial success, Netflix has refused to air it. In theaters in Canada, Australia and the U.S., feminists have come out en masse to protest viewings, and independent theaters have been under huge pressure not to show it.
How many of these must see documentaries have you seen?
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In less than one minute of television viewing, the person’s brainwaves switched from Beta waves — brainwaves associated with active, logical thought — to primarily Alpha waves. When the subject stopped watching television and began reading a magazine, the brainwaves reverted to Beta waves.
Have you seen these spiritual documentaries? They could change your life!
I no longer watch anything. TV time in my house is reserved for my kids who enjoy the antics of Zack and Cody. But, in the unlikely event that I were to return to watching the news again, it’s nice to know where I can go. Now I favor meditation.
Some films are made to touch our mind, to get our mental cogs working, to awaken and expand our consciousness. They are films that deal with questions that we are all too eager and too afraid to ponder. Those are the films that signal our awakening, and pushes us into seeing life and our existence differently.
