Der Film führt Sie durch ein tempelartiges Ambiente einer faszinierenden Ausstellung buddhistischer Bildnisse. Machen Sie sich vertraut mit den bis zu 2000 Jahre alten faszinierenden, buddhistischen Skulpturen, ihren Stilrichtungen, Bedeutungen und Gesten als auch mit Buddhas Leben und seiner Philosophie. Kommen Sie mit auf eine Reise in die Welt der Meditation, Weisheit, Achtsamkeit und Toleranz und lassen Sie sich von der tiefen spirituellen Ausstrahlung antiker und zeitgenössischer Buddha-Bildnisse aus vielen Ländern Asiens faszinieren. Als Filmmusik bezaubert die einzigartige und traumhafte Seelenmusik 'Hearing Raga from Mandala' von Malimba Records.

Philanthropist and filmmaker Charles Annenberg Weingarten and the explore.org Team set out on a philanthropic fact-finding mission to India, where they see the challenge of keeping ancient customs alive in a fast-moving society. Over the ever-increasing white noise of traffic, cell phones, and street chatter, it can be difficult to hear the sounds of the natural world and the traditional music that is an essential part of India's cultural history. On their journey, explore.org meets John Singh, Maneka Gandhi, and Sangeeta J.K., all extraordinary individuals who have mastered the art of listening and who have dedicated their lives to preserving India’s captivating melodies. With their guidance, explore.org discovers the possibility of modernity, without forgetting the sounds of the past.

Could it be that the house of the future was invented a century ago? In the 1890s, pioneers of the sandhills of Nebraska found themselves building a new life on a treeless prairie, and from necessity began building their homes from bales of straw. Today modern - day pioneers are choosing straw-bale construction for its many advantages. There are now bale structures in nearly all of the 50 states of the USA and in many other coutries as well. Building with straw bales is probably the only building technique developed originally in the United States and then coming to Europe. Why build with straw? Straw is an annually renewable crop, available wherever grain crops are grown. It is indeed a waste product, much of which is currently burnt in the fields. The thick walls offer superior insulation value, averaging R-48 for an 18" wall. With a natural plaster, straw bale walls 'breathe' and together with the sound absorbing qualities, provide a quiet, healthy interior environment. Straw bales can also be combined to great effect with other natural building systems. Construction costs can be reduced heavily: they are cheap to buy and easy to work with. Stacked like huge bricks, straw-bale wall systems can be erected quickly without much building experience. In a wall-raising party, it is common for all the straw bale walls in a modest-size structure to be erected in a single day. In Germany, we followed three house projects through different stages of building. Strawbale arcitect Dirk Scharmer, who founded the first strawbale association in Germany, explains his latest strawbale construction in different stages.

'The foolish man seeks happiness in the distance; The wise grows it under his feet.' These words by the American poet, James Oppenheim, would no doubt be familiar ones – if not literally, then by the sentiment they express — to the people profiled in this edition of Body & Soul. In 'Ode to Joy: Why Your Attitude Matters,' Gail Harris takes a look at the relationship between health and happiness and our attitude. First you will meet Mary Alice Williams, a dynamic and electrifying gospel singer whose simple joy for song nurtured her through trying personal circumstances and continues to define her life. Body & Soul finds her making her joyful noise in a gospel singing workshop at the Omega Institute. Stella Resnick, Ph.D. is an unabashed pleasure seeker, though not in ways you might think. She wrote The Pleasure Zone: Why We Resist Good Feelings & How to Let Go and Be Happy, and in a lengthy conversation with Gail Harris, Resnick offers up her ideas on finding the pleasure in daily life. Finally, Sara Ban Breathnach, author of Simple Abundance, tells of recuperating from a disabling accident and how her return to health was all about discovering the joy in all of the little things in life.

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What On Earth? Inside the Crop Circle Mystery is a feature documentary shot in England that engages the lively community of visionary artists scientists philosophers geometers educators and farmers who have been profoundly touched by the crop circle phenomenon.

The work has helped thousands of people worldwide free themselves from issues like fear anxiety stress depression low self-esteem chronic anger and rage physical illnesses and disease and those relating to addictions and unhealthy behaviours sexual abuse relationship problems and career performance.

Shankar teaches that spirituality is that which enhances human values like love compassion and enthusiasm.

A modern bridge between the mainstream and the mystical, Annie Burnside, M.Ed., is a soul nurturer, author, public speaker and teacher specializing in conscious relationships and spiritual development. As a soul nurturer, she helps others awaken to their own personal truths by providing spiritual support and encouragement while offering tools to balance their inner world with the exterior world. Burnside’s teachings inspire others to reconnect with their spirit and listen to the voice of their own soul so that direct divine connection can become fully accessible within daily reality. Her open, gentle approach encompasses all spiritual paths. Burnside became especially interested in working with other parents on a spiritual level as she began to remind her own children of their divine nature. Her passion for spiritual development/authentic living drives her work. The author’s mission is to inspire raised consciousness in individuals families around the world by reminding them that they are above all else creative, intuitive, eternal, infinite, energy beings who can consciously create their own reality if they choose to do so. This realization empowers all individuals, families and communities to lead more authentic lives enabling them to more easily align with their highest potential. It is her perspective that greater intimacy with the voice of the soul leads to living truthfully and will change our world. Burnside received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology from DePauw University and her Masters degree in Education from DePaul University. She taught fourth and fifth grades in Evanston, Illinois before becoming a full-time stay-at-home mom and soul nurturer to her three children now aged fourteen, thirteen and ten. Twenty years ago Burnside began her own personal growth journey. Due to her passion for conscious relationships and spiritual development, as well as her longtime study of metaphysics, others began to seek her out as a teacher inviting her to give lectures and workshops on spirituality. She created a spiritual support practice in 2005. Soul to Soul Parenting is Burnside’s first book. Beyond workshops and working one-on-one with clients, she writes a family consciousness column for Evolving Your Spirit Magazine and blogs for the Chicago Tribune Media Company under Soul to Soul Perspective: A Little Bit of Soul Goes a Long Way. She also hosts a radio show for the 'I'm Thankful Network.' Burnside draws inspiration from her own spiritual journey, her work as a soul nurturer, and her experiences sharing life with her own children. She lives in Chicago, Illinois with her husband and three children.

The Reconnection is the umbrella process of reconnecting to the universe which allows Reconnective Healing to take place. These healings and evolutionary frequencies are of a new bandwidth brought in via a spectrum of light and information. It is through The Reconnection that we are able to interact with these new levels of light and information.

Gregg Braden has searched high mountain villages remote monasteries and forgotten texts to uncover their timeless secrets and is offering fresh insights into ancient mysteries.

Original interview footage for the DVD 'The Indigo Evolution' - also available here on inspire.TV.

Gregg Braden has searched high mountain villages remote monasteries and forgotten texts to uncover their timeless secrets and is offering fresh insights into ancient mysteries.

The Reconnection is the umbrella process of reconnecting to the universe which allows Reconnective Healing to take place. These healings and evolutionary frequencies are of a new bandwidth brought in via a spectrum of light and information. It is through The Reconnection that we are able to interact with these new levels of light and information.

Original interview footage for the DVD 'The Indigo Evolution' - also available here on inspire.TV.

What On Earth? Inside the Crop Circle Mystery is a feature documentary shot in England that engages the lively community of visionary artists scientists philosophers geometers educators and farmers who have been profoundly touched by the crop circle phenomenon.

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