It's often said that people are afraid of dying.
I think they're more afraid of living.
~ Dr. Thomas Moore
A new documentary by leadership expert Austin Vickers, People v The State of Illusion, examines the science of perception, thought, and imagination.
Here is the trailer for the film, which is directed by Scott Cervine:
In addition to Dr. Thomas Moore, psychotherapist, international speaker, and best-selling author, other thought-leaders included in the film are Dr. Joe Dispenza, a biochemist, lecturer, and author of Evolve Your Brain: The Science of Changing Your Mind; Brenda Dunn of the International Consciousness Research Laboratories; life coach and author Debbie Ford; Dr. Robert Jahn, professor emeritus of aerospace sciences at Princeton University; Dr. Candace Pert, internationally recognized pharmacologist and author, most recently, of Everything You Need to Know to Feed Go(o)d; Dr. Peter Senge, senior lecture at MIT, founding chair of the Society for Organizational Learning, and author of The Fifth Discipline: the Art and Practice of the Learning Organization; and Dr. Michael Vandermark, co-founder, Human Process Mastery Institute, and speaker, author, and corporate facilitator and consultant.
The film premieres in Scottsdale, Arizona, on September 9. Film-based workshops are to be held in November in Scottsdale and in March 2012 in Hawaii.
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thank you Maureen!!!! This is so perfect for something I'm working on. Yippee!
fear in every part of livin'
until the last breath
when death takes it down
back from where it come
o Lord take my soul
and let it fly with thee
free of every burden
let it be
Thank you Maureen. It feels to me a little like the movie The Secret, which Joe Dispenza was in as well. Regardless, the message is good. For a long time I've felt that stress is one of the worst contributors to disease. I am glad to see that there is a movie which asks us to challenge status quo and hopefully many will internalize the message and take the plunge to change our perception.
wondering if nance's poem is one of her making or part of a hymn ...
Dr. Moore's quote is worth pondering.
Let's all go to the premier!!!!
Wow, wow, wow! That looks fascinating. Definitely going to put that down as a "must see". Thanks, Maureen. You always find the greatest stuff.
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