Social anthropologist, consciousness researcher, Professor at Sofia Univ, and curious explorer of culture, science, and the wonder of it all.

Death Makes Life Possible Tag

18 Nov

Posted at 10:00h in Death Makes Life Possible, Featured

The post-production process of the Death Makes Life Possible documentary is oh-so-close to being complete. I recently had the wonderful opportunity to pay a visit to Skywalker Sound located in the hills of Marin County. My colleagues and I spent the day in awe of the beauty and professionalism of the studio, and of the resulting sound quality for our movie. It was a dream working with Erik Foreman, sound engineer at Skywalker and the man at the controls as we reviewed each scene in the film. I hope you enjoy these photos from inside the studio! [caption id="attachment_1083" align="alignleft" width="1200"]...

03 Sep

Posted at 19:39h in Death Makes Life Possible, Featured

Our production team is excited to be moving forward on the Death Makes Life Possible film project!  In collaboration Deepak Chopra and the Chopra Foundation, Co Director, Mark Krigbaum, I am thrilled by the progress that our team has made.  Over the past few months we have received feedback and made many changes to the film. We showed rough cuts to a small group of film makers and producers, such as Steve Michelson, Founder of The Video Project and producer of many films, and Jay Wood, producer and writer of Crude Impact. We also showed it at the IONS Conference...

14 May

Posted at 17:37h in Death and Afterlife, Death Makes Life Possible, Featured, News and Press

Lisa Reagan of LILIPOH Magazine interviewed Deepak  Chopra and me about the upcoming Death Makes Life Possible film for their Winter 2013 edition. Download the PDF of the full article here: Death Makes Life Possible LILIPOH Spring 2013 This article will soon appear in Mandrin. Science is very influenced by the dominant paradigm of materialism, but it is now being informed by spiritual insights. One of the extraordinary things of our times is that never before have so many ways of approaching reality come into contact.  - Marilyn Schlitz This article also appeared June 10th on the Kindred Community website, including a Soundcloud link...