"Finding out we aren't alone would be a huge deal. And, if that were established, there could be more. If they are visiting us, the technology possessed by "the other" would have to be more advanced than ours, and what they would be capable of perhaps could help us solve the environmental problems that threaten our very survival."

Goswami guides us through his theories with humor and illustrative stories (math phobics will be reassured as there is no math at all) and leads us to the same conclusion that every great religion has been saying for centuries -- that we are all connected. Once we realize that than global change becomes possible. As "The Quantum Activist" illuminates, when we realize that we are all one, then violence becomes unthinkable. If we are all connected to each other and to the earth, than stealing land or resources, or squandering them becomes impossible. We are only damaging ourselves when we damage the earth.

Jesus in India is an exciting film, sure to leave the audience wondering, and questioning their assumptions about the drama of Jesus’ life and death. Filmed in Iarge part in India, the teeming cities and spectacular Himalayan vistas are the perfect backdrop for the startling premise – that Jesus spent “the lost years” from ages 13 to 30 – traveling throughout south Asia and learning from the gurus and yogis there.

Rhonda Byrnes and her crew set out to find and interview living practitioners of   " The Secret ". And that's what the film is all about -- modern day authors, scientists, entrepeneurs, visionaries, ministers, therapists and medical doctors,  all telling you how to manifest your deepest desires, and in simple terms and routines that you can walk away and do today. There are stories, examples, and commentary from Jack Canfield, Neal Donald Walsch, Fred Alan Wolf, Michael Bernard Beckwith and others.