Self Help Movies

I really didn't think I'd have self help movies in my product reviews, but here are some you shouldn't miss. There are others coming out that look interesting. I'll let you know when I have the chance to review them.

Mind Movies 

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My Mind Movie Review 

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The Secret If you haven't heard of "The Secret" yet, I urge you to take a look at it. It's a brand new full length feature film, made by many of the great self-help thinkers of our time.

If you HAVE seen it advertised but were curious about whether it was worth it or not - take it from me - it's worth it!

What IS the secret? Obviously, I won't give it away. Have you heard it before? Probably, if you've done ANY self help reading or exploration.

However, I've never seen it presented quite like this. Similar to "What The Bleep", but much better and much more detailed with PRACTICAL advice for everyone.

I could go on (and on), but it's only $4.95 to view it on your computer! So go check it out yourself!

http://www.thesecret.tv/

After viewing the $4.95 movie, I decided to order the DVD. They took the $4.95 I already paid off the price, so with shipping, it was less than $20 -- well worth it! It does take a while to get the DVD.

Indigo

This is a fictional movie about a debated real phenomenon - Indigo Children. An Indigo child is one with special gifts or abilities.

Read more about Indigo Children here.

The movie was co-written and stars Neale Donald Walsh, the author of Conversations with God. The story is about a gruff grandfather who finds himself on a journey with his 10-year-old granddaughter, fleeing from her unstable father. The Indigo child gradually gains his love and guides her family to a place of unity.

If you are looking for a high-paced action adventure film with special effects, this one is not for you. On the other hand, I did not find it at all slow or boring. There were enough plot twists and developments to keep me interested, even though I knew it would all work out in the end. For a rather low budget film, it was surprisingly well-made.

Be sure to view the special features, especially the "Making of" and a "Conversation with the filmmakers". The movie was also co-written by James Twyman, who wrote (link)"Emissary of Love" a book about psychic children.

As of this writing, I don't think the movie has made it to the theatres, although some groups are showing it, and it has won several awards at various film festivals. Definitely one to add to your film collection:

INDIGO

What the Bleep Do We Know? If you haven't had a chance to see What The Bleep Do We Know!?, rent it - it's available everywhere. "What the Bleep" explores the world of quantum physics and our perceptions of reality. It gets a little "out there" and I thought the beginning was a little cheesy, but it gets better as it goes along. Although it doesn't go into too much on any one idea, it does give a general overview of the scientific thinking that is going on about reality and how our thoughts create our own reality. Very thought provoking if you are unfamiliar with the subject. Be sure to stay through the credits when they introduce the speakers in the movie.

 
Another plus if you go to the What The Bleep website is all the freebie materials there. You can download an 80 page study guide that covers many of the topics brought up in the movie. Especially helpful is the section on "Creating Our Days" which discusses how the power of intention can shape what you want to happen. They also have study groups forming and even an internet study group that meets on Sundays, I believe. Worth checking out!

I've recently found another site that has recorded their discussion groups and the presenter, Dr. Michael E. Brandt has even written his own study guide. If you just can't get enough of "What The Bleep" (and I'll admit, this stuff is addicting!) check out this:

What the Bleep site!

"What the Bleep" is now available on DVD. You can get it on their website or here.