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Intuition
Part 1: From the Beginning
Part 2 Voice of Discovery
Part 3 Pathways to the Future
$ 45.00 (3 VHS videotapes)
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Media: PBS pledge
week special and the Wisdom
Channel
Premiere: April 1996, Lincoln Center's Walter Bruno
Theater, New York, NY.
Hosted by Roy Scheider, this three-part miniseries explores how
intuition has played a significant and vital role in terms of
inventions, science, art, sports, business, medicine, and the
growing consciousness movement. Jonas Salk, Richard Feynmann, Caroline Myss, Robert Monroe, Dean Radin, Anna Wise and the cast
of NBCs Homicide are among the many interviewed
in this powerful production. |
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The Power of
Dreams
Part 1: Sacred Sleep
Part 2: The Search for Meaning
Part 3: The Creative Spark
$ 45.00 (3 VHS videotapes)
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Media: Discovery Channel
Premiere: June 1994, Asia Society, New York, NY
This three hour mini series explores how dreams have shaped
cultures around the world from Native American to Jewish and
Christian religious cultures. Artists, inventors and musicians
share the dream visions that helped them bring beauty and
progress into the world. Takes a roller coaster ride through the
dreamscapes of an artists nightmares and explores the
latest scientific insights into the hows, the whys and the
so-whats of the chemical cocktail we call dreaming. This
three-part mini-series has aired on every television system in
the world, with the exception of China. |
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Edgar Cayce On . .
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Part 1: Dreams
Part 2: Intuition
Part 3: Healing
Part 4: Practical Spirituality
Part 5: Soul Mates
Part 6: Parenting
Not currently
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Media: Wellspring Media
Premiere: 1999-2000
Documentary of six one-hour programs based on Edgar Cayce, the
medical clairvoyant and psychic. This was completed for the
international television market and home video
market. |
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Cowgirls: Heroines of the
American West
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Media: NHK,
the largest Japanese television network
Premiere: The Learning Channel 1993 (US)
Documentary shot in "high definition" format, following real life cowgirls in
the southwest. Produced in association with the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame,
Fort Worth, TX. |
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