Something unknown is doing we don´t know what, A documentary by Renée Scheltema
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Something unknown is doing we don´t know what, A documentary by Renée Scheltema| Aldebaran |
Posted: Jul 24 2011, 09:48 PM
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I watched this documentary today and I highly recommend it.
The Masters said that science would be theosophy's greatest ally and this film is the proof of that. Scheltema interviews some of the scientists that are investigating the psychic phenomena as Charles Tart and Dean Radin. Telepathy, precognition, healing, telekinesis and clairvoyance are the main topics of the film. A good update for the scientific references contained in the SD! Every theosophist should watch this documentary. It can be a valuable tool to introduce other people to the theosophical teachings. http://www.somethingunknown.com |
 
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| Nick the Pilot |
Posted: Jul 25 2011, 07:59 AM
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It looks interesting, but I cannot see the trailer! Too bad we have to pay to get the DVD.
-------------------- Madame Blavatsky’s aim was to rescue the archaic truths in organized religions which always become distorted and perverted as the centuries go by.
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