Bruce Parry highlights the moments of his life that formed his career and life passion tothink? And what life phenomena and environments sculpt these ideas?champion indigenous cultures around the world through exploration and film. Bruce isinterested in altered states of mind, and the creation of myths, why do we think what we
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human potential and nature�s wisdom. This movie addresses questions around the intersectionintersection of science and theology within the city his family has called home since the earlyTraveling the world 30+ years, David Verdesi finds himself back in Rome. Urged to uncover theVibrating from the walls of the city�s sacred spaces, he discovers findings of oral history,influenced by civilizations and cultures beyond Rome, continue to influence the moral compassBook of Knowledge The Quest for Meaning rediscovers and preserves the knowledge of ourKnowledge.predating the beginning of humanity by thousands of years. Documents and rare rituals that1400s.of science, spirituality, and anthropology. Join David Verdesi to the roots of the Book ofreason behind the instinctive human desire for spiritual yearning, Verdesi starts retracing theupend conventional ideas of the behaviors of the mind in ancient times. Narratives heavilyof life today, Verdesi realizes he is back on the road.
originating within us.something separate of our consciousness, however he strongly believes otherwise Kastrup believes the evolution of ideas we perceive about the universe are actuallyeither formed by one's own perceptions or the reports of others. Dr. Bernardo KastrupEverything we can know about our lives and the universe is a subjective experience,explains how we commonly associate this understanding about the universe as
neuroscience is complemented by a more holistic approach. Pylkk�nen is particularlyquantum mechanics.known for his work on mind-body-studies, building on David Bohm's interpretation ofDr. Paavo Pylkk�nen�s eclectic approach combines new physics-based insights withthose of analytical philosophy, phenomenology, cognitive science and neuroscience. Heproposes a view in which the mechanistic framework of classical physics and
the space station, and explained the intricacies of everyday activities.explains the challenging journey and the determination needed to reach space afterimmigrating to the U.S. from Iran. She also became the first person to publish a blogthe first female private space explorer to fly to the International Space Station. Shedescribed the Russian Soyuz capsule during liftoff, talked about the sights and smells ofIranian electrical engineer, entrepreneur and former astronaut, Anousheh Ansari wasfrom space. The content invited readers to share her experience with the world. She
an inherent need for a dialogue between science, spirituality, and religion. His book, Creating Cosmos with Deepak Chopra discusses the melding of topics like inflation,lecturing extensively on the convergence between science and philosophy, as there isDr. Menas Kafatos is internationally known for bridging the disciplines, writing andenvironmental issues, natural hazards, quantum theory and consciousness.
How do we scientifically quantify beauty in people and in nature? How does the worldabout how we form our opinions on success, beauty and our imaginations.discusses his book, �A Beautiful Question� which tests the common misconceptionsembody beautiful ideas? Dr. Frank Wilczek�s conversation with Deepak Chopra
Therefore, he believes embodiment shapes our view of what is reality.question. He believes strongly that people's intuitions about whether a particular entity isconcerned with the impact of people's moral judgments on their intuitions about thisWe have experiences, creativity, understanding, thoughts, feelings and desires but doconscious, essentially depends on whether the entity has the right sort of body.we know how these occurrences happen? Joshua Knobe�s research has been
Berit Brogaard was the first researcher to show that consciousness comes in degreesand that there can be borderline cases of consciousness. Her areas of research includeperception, consciousness, emotions, philosophical psychology, semantics andphilosophical logic. She also researches synesthesia, savant syndrome, blind sight, andperceptual reports.
many of the doubts she had in undergraduate school when she discovered the fieldpsychoneuroimmunology the integrated relationship between mind, brain and body.Dr. Shamini Jain conducts clinical research in the areas of psychoneuroimmunology andintegrative medicine, receiving several awards from scientific organizations for her work.She�s been continuously interested in the process of healing and strived to uncover
by the thought that the brain is the source, not images and experiences provided byDr. Bernardo Kastrup, philosopher and author has been leading the modernconsciousness as the only element of life that allows us to understand reality, andeverything we know about reality is subject to our experiences. This idea is often refutedrenaissance of metaphysical idealism. His theoretical reflections on the mind explainconsciousness.
think? And what life phenomena and environments sculpt these ideas?champion indigenous cultures around the world through exploration and film. Bruce isBruce Parry highlights the moments of his life that formed his career and life passion tointerested in altered states of mind, and the creation of myths, why do we think what we
and exploitation of new forms of quantum statistics (anyons).development of quantum chromodynamics, the invention of axions, and the discoveryAt only 21, Frank Wilczek, a graduate student at Princeton University, defined theproperties of color gluons, which hold atomic nuclei together while working with DavidGross. He is known, among other things, for the discovery of asymptotic freedom, the
giving life around the globe. This is a story of an eclectic mix of people across Hawaii,filmmaker Robert Greaves, Big-Wave World Champion Paige Alms and Windsurfingof our planet and hold almost 97% of the earth's water. True bliss in constant movementEcuador and the USA, who draw energy from this life force and channel it positively intoWorld Record Holder Sarah Hauser. Coffee Farmer Anti Clancy, Dr Greg Mitchell,Water is life, and the great conductor that connects us all. The oceans cover over 70%Research Scientist & Algae Visionary at Scripps.their everyday lives. Join Paulino in understanding what drives Surfer Laid Hamilton, or
only one of the most difficult adventures he�s ever attempted, but also one of his mostraise global awareness.North Pole to the South Pole in Pole2Pole. The 525 day mostly carbon-neutral trekadventurers and visionaries of conservation, Swedish explorer Johan Ernst NilsonAfter 45+ expeditions throughout over 150+ countries, one of the world's leadingcovers 20,000 miles by means of skis, dogsled, boat, bike and kite. Pole2Pole is notdawns upon his biggest adventure yet. Follow his journey across the planet from thephilanthropic adventures. Johan visits charities along the way to share their stories and
1400s.predating the beginning of humanity by thousands of years. Documents and rare rituals thatTraveling the world 30+ years, David Verdesi finds himself back in Rome. Urged to uncover theKnowledge.upend conventional ideas of the behaviors of the mind in ancient times. Narratives heavilyof life today, Verdesi realizes he is back on the road.reason behind the instinctive human desire for spiritual yearning, Verdesi starts retracing thehuman potential and nature�s wisdom. This movie addresses questions around the intersectionVibrating from the walls of the city�s sacred spaces, he discovers findings of oral history,influenced by civilizations and cultures beyond Rome, continue to influence the moral compassintersection of science and theology within the city his family has called home since the earlyof science, spirituality, and anthropology. Join David Verdesi to the roots of the Book ofBook of Knowledge The Quest for Meaning rediscovers and preserves the knowledge of our
explains how we commonly associate this understanding about the universe asEverything we can know about our lives and the universe is a subjective experience,either formed by one's own perceptions or the reports of others. Dr. Bernardo KastrupKastrup believes the evolution of ideas we perceive about the universe are actuallyoriginating within us.something separate of our consciousness, however he strongly believes otherwise
proposes a view in which the mechanistic framework of classical physics andneuroscience is complemented by a more holistic approach. Pylkk�nen is particularlyquantum mechanics.Dr. Paavo Pylkk�nen�s eclectic approach combines new physics-based insights withthose of analytical philosophy, phenomenology, cognitive science and neuroscience. Heknown for his work on mind-body-studies, building on David Bohm's interpretation of
lives.Seyyed Hossein Nasr, the quest for knowledge, specifically knowledge which enablesWhat is it that makes things what they are? Where does it come from? For Professorcontinues to be) the central concern and determinant of how we understand and live ourman to understand the true nature of things and which furthermore, �liberates anddelivers him from the fetters and limitations of earthly existence,� has been (and
interested in altered states of mind, and the creation of myths, why do we think what weBruce Parry highlights the moments of his life that formed his career and life passion tothink? And what life phenomena and environments sculpt these ideas?champion indigenous cultures around the world through exploration and film. Bruce is
Gross. He is known, among other things, for the discovery of asymptotic freedom, theproperties of color gluons, which hold atomic nuclei together while working with Davidand exploitation of new forms of quantum statistics (anyons).development of quantum chromodynamics, the invention of axions, and the discoveryAt only 21, Frank Wilczek, a graduate student at Princeton University, defined the
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