Presented by Intention Media in association with Voice Entertainment and Masterskaya Productions Official 2008 Selection of the Maui Film Festival and the Gaia Film Festival Water is the most common substance on Earth, yet we are only at the beginning of understanding its vast potential. It contains many unusual physical properties, most notably that its …
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Surviving a Serious Illness
Practitioners of modern medicine often focus on the diagnosis and management of an illness rather than taking a holistic view of a patient’s body, mind and spirit. When illnesses are minor, the outcomes are usually good. However, a patient with a life-threatening illness can experience a life crisis that requires physicians to be expert in …
Laughing Club Of India
By Arielle Ford Rumor has it that the world-renowned director Mira Nair (MONSOON WEDDING, VANITY FAIR, THE NAMESAKE), was in Bombay, stuck in traffic on Marine Drive and in the midst of a movie-maker’s equivalent of writer’s block when she discovered the source of traffic was hundreds of women dressed in all white crossing the …
Movie Review: The 11th Hour
I recently saw a powerful new movie called The 11th Hour. Produced and narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio (Opens in Dallas on August 24th at The Angelika Film Center). The movie is about the human drive to ensure its own survival and quality of life. Over 50 leading scientists, thinkers and leaders present the facts and …
The Velveteen Principles for Women
In The Velveteen Principles for Women psychotherapist and author Toni Raiten-D’Antonio interprets the loveable rabbit’s journey toward “becoming Real” to help women let go of the inner and outer criticisms that keep them from discovering true authenticity and happiness. Becoming Real, as the author explains, is one of the main purposes of our lives, and …
Eat Like a Chimpanzee: Review of Green for Life
Victoria Boutenko and her family were plagued with numerous health problems. In poor health his whole life, her husband Igor had progressive hyperthyroidism and chronic rheumatoid arthritis. Mainstream medicine had no answers for Igor. Victoria weighed 280 pounds and was constantly tired and depressed. Her daughter had asthma and allergies and her son had juvenile …
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Movie Review: Peaceful Warrior
Dan Millman’s book Way of the Peaceful Warrior has inspired spiritual seekers worldwide for over 20 years. Fans of this classic will thoroughly enjoy the movie. Peaceful Warrior is faithful to the story and message of Dan’s beloved book. Nick Nolte gives a stellar performance as “Socrates” the wise shaman who transforms Dans’ perception of …
Review of "What the BLEEP!? – Down the Rabbit Hole"
What is the sound of one hand clapping? Does a falling tree make a sound if no one is there to hear it? Do these questions interest you? Then you’re sure to enjoy the sequel to the underground movie hit, “What the Bleep Do We Know?!“. I wondered if a director’s cut–with more material and …
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The Journey of Souls: Case Studies of Life Between Lives
More and more, I seem to run across people who have toyed with the possibility of reincarnation. This idea brings us to ponder some of the bigger questions, such as, where was I before I was born? Who are these people in my life? What am I doing here? Is this my soulmate? Journey of …
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The Holy Order of Water: Healing Earth’s Waters and Ourselves
How interesting it is that the book The Holy Order of Water landed in my hands a week before the major hurricanes began to arrive on U.S. soil this past fall. During this time, I began to take notice of the power of water. Although I am familiar with Dr. Emoto’s work on the consciousness …
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