Sunday, December 20, 2009

Latest Science of Consciousness Film “Something Unknown Is Doing We Don’t Know What” Sells Out at Santa Fe Film Festival

In her self-funded, 10,000-mile airy adventure from South Africa to the United States, Dutch filmmaker Renee Scheltema challenges scientists for beeline answers about analytic and abstruse experiences: Can we adumbrate the future? Can our thoughts and intentions affect the concrete world? Can we be spontaneously healed? Are we “mysteriously” connected? The aftereffect is a affective documentary blur in an “everything you capital to apperceive but were abashed to ask” appearance that concludes science and adherence are not mutually exclusive.

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Santa Fe, NM (Vocus/PRWEB ) December 11, 2009 -- The latest documentary to breach the alertness science “sound barrier” with accurate affirmation that the apperception can affect amount buried to a sell-out army at the Santa Fe Film Festival endure weekend. The award-winning “Something Unknown is Doing We Don’t Know What” demystifies analytic and abstruse adventures with beeline answers from arch scientists and attenuate glimpses into class experiments, airy healings and declassified government archives.

Latest Consciousness of Science Documentary "Something Unknown is Doing We Don't Know What"

“Something Unknown” is the aboriginal documentary to crop admirers on a airy adventure abaft the lens and through the doors of abstruse and analytic phenomena analysis that were ahead kept bankrupt by boilerplate western science. Through interviews with scientists, experts, and healing practitioners, “Something Unknown” reveals accurate affirmation that alertness can access the concrete world. Directed by Renee Scheltema, a Dutch filmmaker accomplished in journalism, law, and criminology, the blur uncovers decades of beat analysis conducted by governments, universities, and absolute scientists to analyze breakthrough physics attempt that announce bodies are commutual and accept continued capacities of alertness that transcend time and space.

“As we speak, 90 out of 125 medical schools accept academic courses exploring the alternation amid airy practices and bloom outcomes,” said physician Dr. Larry Dossey, a airy healing advocate who alternate in “Something Unknown” at the console altercation afterward the screening of the film. “We’re accepting there,” he said of the accretion access of alertness science on boilerplate medicine.

In “Something Unknown Is Doing We Don’t Know What,” which takes its appellation from the ambiguity assumption of avant-garde physics, Dr. Dossey joins added scientists, experts, and healers in exploring the big 5 of analytic phenomena: Telepathy, Precognition, Remote Viewing, Telekinesis (or Psycho Kinesis) and Spiritual Healing. They cover Charles Tart, University of California Professor emeritus of psychology; Dr. Gary Schwartz, University of Arizona Professor of psychology; parapsychologist and noetic scientist Dr. Dean Radin; British biologist Dr. Rupert Sheldrake; and Dr. Roger Nelson of the Global Consciousness Project. Scheltema aswell collects anecdotes from experts aural their fields, such as Apollo astronaut Dr Edgar Mitchell, analytic detective Nancy Myer, mind-body-spirit columnist Arielle Ford, internationally accepted healer, Dr. Eric Pearl, and automatic Catherine Yunt.

The blur aswell investigates the ability of healing, limited viewing, analytic archaeology, acceptance healing, Random Number Generators, analytic detective work, ameliorative touch, and apperception reading. Woven with arresting claimed accounts and video excerpts of class experiments, Scheltema’s adventure concludes with a new compassionate that science and adherence may not be mutually exclusive.

Something Unknown is Doing We Don’t Know What (105 mins.), is accessible on DVD in both NTSC and Pal formats from the film’s website. Priced at $24.95 for alone copies, abatement bales are accessible for wholesale, universities, institutes, libraries, and association screenings. It is broadcast in the United States by Beyond Distribution/Beyond Words Publishing, Hillsboro, Oregon, and is aswell accessible in baddest retail stores.

"Better than What the Bleep”
Highlights of Renee’s cruise to Santa Fe

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