Described as the 'Last Great Adventure', Dr Peter Fenwick takes a refreshing look at the moment of death; supported through years of clinical research, he discusses alternative realities, terminal lucidity and deathbed visions.

Remembering the Beloved,
Being Remembered by Her,
And most wonderfully... eventually,
The vanishing of rememberer and remembered.

Dissolving
In the Ocean of the Great Mystery.
Abandoning both Liberation and Bondage,
For this Sublime Idiocy.

Performed by the Jo Strømgren dance company with musical score by Leoš Janáček, The Neighbour is a beautiful short film about relationships between man and woman, about chances seemingly lost and, above all, the redemptive power of music.

Let your mind be quietly blown by the theoretical physics concept of the Calabi-Yau manifold or six dimensional objects.

Catherine Ann Jones—one of the main presenters at the forthcoming GATE Transformational Story Conference in Los Angeles—discusses the parallels, and differences, between Jungian psychology and the philosophy of Advaita Vedanta.

Reading Irina Tweedie’s spiritual autobiography, Daughter of Fire, is to be transported to India and experience directly the beauty and overwhelming magnificence of existing in a subcontinental wonderland. 

The fear of life rises up automatically in us, most likely when we are ejected from the womb at actual physical birth. Just by employing two simple steps, John Sherman shows us how this fear can be snuffed out forever.