properties of color gluons, which hold atomic nuclei together while working with DavidGross. He is known, among other things, for the discovery of asymptotic freedom, thedevelopment of quantum chromodynamics, the invention of axions, and the discoveryand exploitation of new forms of quantum statistics (anyons).At only 21, Frank Wilczek, a graduate student at Princeton University, defined the
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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 trekdawns upon his biggest adventure yet. Follow his journey across the planet from theadventurers and visionaries of conservation, Swedish explorer Johan Ernst Nilsoncovers 20,000 miles by means of skis, dogsled, boat, bike and kite. Pole2Pole is notAfter 45+ expeditions throughout over 150+ countries, one of the world's leadingphilanthropic adventures. Johan visits charities along the way to share their stories and
Book of Knowledge The Quest for Meaning rediscovers and preserves the knowledge of ourTraveling the world 30+ years, David Verdesi finds himself back in Rome. Urged to uncover theupend conventional ideas of the behaviors of the mind in ancient times. Narratives heavilyintersection of science and theology within the city his family has called home since the earlyKnowledge.of life today, Verdesi realizes he is back on the road.1400s.influenced by civilizations and cultures beyond Rome, continue to influence the moral compasspredating the beginning of humanity by thousands of years. Documents and rare rituals thatof 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 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,
originating within us.Kastrup believes the evolution of ideas we perceive about the universe are actuallyEverything we can know about our lives and the universe is a subjective experience,something separate of our consciousness, however he strongly believes otherwise either formed by one's own perceptions or the reports of others. Dr. Bernardo Kastrupexplains how we commonly associate this understanding about the universe as
quantum mechanics.Dr. Paavo Pylkk�nen�s eclectic approach combines new physics-based insights withneuroscience is complemented by a more holistic approach. Pylkk�nen is particularlyproposes a view in which the mechanistic framework of classical physics andknown for his work on mind-body-studies, building on David Bohm's interpretation ofthose of analytical philosophy, phenomenology, cognitive science and neuroscience. He
explains the challenging journey and the determination needed to reach space afterdescribed the Russian Soyuz capsule during liftoff, talked about the sights and smells ofimmigrating to the U.S. from Iran. She also became the first person to publish a blogfrom space. The content invited readers to share her experience with the world. SheIranian electrical engineer, entrepreneur and former astronaut, Anousheh Ansari wasthe space station, and explained the intricacies of everyday activities.the first female private space explorer to fly to the International Space Station. She
Dr. Menas Kafatos is internationally known for bridging the disciplines, writing andenvironmental issues, natural hazards, quantum theory and consciousness.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 is
discusses his book, �A Beautiful Question� which tests the common misconceptionsabout how we form our opinions on success, beauty and our imaginations.How do we scientifically quantify beauty in people and in nature? How does the worldembody beautiful ideas? Dr. Frank Wilczek�s conversation with Deepak Chopra
concerned with the impact of people's moral judgments on their intuitions about thiswe know how these occurrences happen? Joshua Knobe�s research has beenWe have experiences, creativity, understanding, thoughts, feelings and desires but doconscious, essentially depends on whether the entity has the right sort of body.Therefore, he believes embodiment shapes our view of what is reality.question. He believes strongly that people's intuitions about whether a particular entity is
The oceans are the source of life on Earth, yet despite their vastness they are in trouble. Mission Blue, a Perpetual Planet Initiative partner, ignites change through a global network of “Hope Spots”, marine-protected areas of critical vulnerability.
Research Scientist & Algae Visionary at Scripps.Water is life, and the great conductor that connects us all. The oceans cover over 70%giving life around the globe. This is a story of an eclectic mix of people across Hawaii,their everyday lives. Join Paulino in understanding what drives Surfer Laid Hamilton, orof our planet and hold almost 97% of the earth's water. True bliss in constant movementfilmmaker Robert Greaves, Big-Wave World Champion Paige Alms and WindsurfingWorld Record Holder Sarah Hauser. Coffee Farmer Anti Clancy, Dr Greg Mitchell,Ecuador and the USA, who draw energy from this life force and channel it positively into
After 45+ expeditions throughout over 150+ countries, one of the world's leadingraise global awareness.philanthropic adventures. Johan visits charities along the way to share their stories andadventurers and visionaries of conservation, Swedish explorer Johan Ernst NilsonNorth Pole to the South Pole in Pole2Pole. The 525 day mostly carbon-neutral trekdawns upon his biggest adventure yet. Follow his journey across the planet from theonly one of the most difficult adventures he�s ever attempted, but also one of his mostcovers 20,000 miles by means of skis, dogsled, boat, bike and kite. Pole2Pole is not
Knowledge.upend conventional ideas of the behaviors of the mind in ancient times. Narratives heavilyTraveling the world 30+ years, David Verdesi finds himself back in Rome. Urged to uncover theintersection of science and theology within the city his family has called home since the earlyinfluenced by civilizations and cultures beyond Rome, continue to influence the moral compass1400s.predating the beginning of humanity by thousands of years. Documents and rare rituals thathuman potential and nature�s wisdom. This movie addresses questions around the intersectionBook of Knowledge The Quest for Meaning rediscovers and preserves the knowledge of ourof science, spirituality, and anthropology. Join David Verdesi to the roots of the Book ofof life today, Verdesi realizes he is back on the road.reason behind the instinctive human desire for spiritual yearning, Verdesi starts retracing theVibrating from the walls of the city�s sacred spaces, he discovers findings of oral history,
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,originating within us.explains how we commonly associate this understanding about the universe assomething separate of our consciousness, however he strongly believes otherwise
those of analytical philosophy, phenomenology, cognitive science and neuroscience. Heproposes a view in which the mechanistic framework of classical physics andknown for his work on mind-body-studies, building on David Bohm's interpretation ofquantum mechanics.Dr. Paavo Pylkk�nen�s eclectic approach combines new physics-based insights withneuroscience is complemented by a more holistic approach. Pylkk�nen is particularly
from space. The content invited readers to share her experience with the world. Sheimmigrating to the U.S. from Iran. She also became the first person to publish a blogexplains the challenging journey and the determination needed to reach space afterthe space station, and explained the intricacies of everyday activities.described the Russian Soyuz capsule during liftoff, talked about the sights and smells ofIranian electrical engineer, entrepreneur and former astronaut, Anousheh Ansari wasthe first female private space explorer to fly to the International Space Station. She
environmental issues, natural hazards, quantum theory and consciousness.lecturing extensively on the convergence between science and philosophy, as there isan inherent need for a dialogue between science, spirituality, and religion. His book, Creating Cosmos with Deepak Chopra discusses the melding of topics like inflation,Dr. Menas Kafatos is internationally known for bridging the disciplines, writing and
Bruce Parry highlights the moments of his life that formed his career and life passion tochampion 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 wethink? And what life phenomena and environments sculpt these ideas?
In the �60s, James Gordon began self-seeking the broader dimensions of his mind and ifleft him satisfied but curious. He started taking it seriously for himself and the shift alsoselves and the social and natural world in which we live.reflected in his career. Dr. Gordon created ground-breaking programs of comprehensiveyoga, meditation and other methods to supplement his psychotherapy sessions, whichmind-body healing for physicians, medical students, and other health professionals, andpeople with cancer, depression and other chronic illnesses. Mind-body medicine isbased on the scientific understanding of the inextricable connection between our inner
methods that integrate principles of neuroscience, psychiatry, ancient medical andphysical health, and their personal and professional performance. The Sobras InstituteKleopatra Ormos, M.D., Founder of the Sobras Institute, has spent her career refiningand physical well-being. She discusses her research and life�s work at length in thisis a private research and teaching institute offering experiential workshops and privatecoaching for developing practical self-support skills for sustainable mental, emotionalspiritual practices, nutrition, and exercise to help her clients improve their emotional anddiscussion with Deepak Chopra.
integral to the whole, so each entity is intimately connected to the entire universe. Tohim, creation is not something that happened with the Big Bang. Instead, creation isDuane Elgin wants to show that the universe is a living field of existence, and that weconsistently forming around us from a deeper abyss. The universe�s existence isbrought moment by moment through this continuous, moving process.are always in communion with a field of aliveness whether we are conscious of it or not.Throughout this lecture, Elgin explains his belief that in a living system, each part is
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