"George Harrison: Living in the Material World" (2011). Director: Martin Scorsese. www.georgeharrison.comGeorge Harrison lived in two worlds, one being the everyday reality of physical existence with which we're all familiar, a world in which he attained great notoriety as a musician, film producer and activist, and the other being the world of spirit, the ethereal realm wherein we seek to discover our place in the Universe and our relationship to the Divine, a world in which George engaged in a perpetual quest for meaning. It made for a very full life, one that he savored in all its aspects, as is apparent in director Martin Scorsese's new two-part HBO documentary, "George Harrison: Living in the Material World."Scorsese's take on Harrison's [...]

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No matter what your spiritual or philosophical leanings, at some point we all grapple with our trust in our beliefs, a notion explored by way of example in the new spiritual drama, "Higher Ground." See my review, Faith gets tested in 'Higher Ground,' available by clicking here.

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Get smart this Tuesday, September 13, when I'll be a guest on Smart Women Talk Radio with hosts Katana Abbott and Vicky Trabosh. Tune in at 11 am Eastern at www.ctrhotspot.com/profile/SmartWomenTalkRadio and click the Listen Live Tab. Enjoy!

Check out my radio interview on Tell Me Your Story with host Richard Dugan this Saturday, September 3, at 6 pm (Eastern), 3 pm (Pacific). Listen live on KZSB AM 1290 in Santa Barbara, CA, or over the internet at richarddugan.com. We'll talk about the 10 best conscious creation-related films of the past decade (see my previous blog, The Decade's Top 10 below). Tune in and enjoy!

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The past decade has seen the release of many excellent films with conscious creation-related themes. They’ve addressed the subject from virtually every angle, too, much the same way as the films do in my book Get the Picture: Conscious Creation Goes to the Movies. So, with that in mind, I decided to come up with a Top 10 list of films for the past decade that best depict different aspects of conscious creation at work.Making the choices wasn’t easy; as I said, there have been many noteworthy releases over the past 10 years. So I looked to find the best examples from that time that most effectively illustrate the core principles that go into making conscious creation work.I’ve presented brief [...]